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UK Opens in a new window. Back to top. You submit tax returns for tax years, not calendar years. And you do this in arrears. You can find and download the help sheets at GOV. How to fill in the main tax return SA This section is specifically for: declaring tax and untaxed income from interest earned from bank and building society accounts, and dividends from shares.
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