You need to fill in this section if you received any taxable income from savings and investments in the year ending 5 April 2000. If you have made gifts to your child (under 18) that produced pre-tax income of more than £100 in the tax year, it counts as your income for tax purposes.

You do not need to enter tax-free income, such as income from ISAs, Personal Equity Plans and TESSAs (unless you breached the tax-free conditions in some way). You should enter income from foreign savings and investments on the Foreign screens, not here.

If you have a joint account with someone else, you should enter only your share of the income: if the account is with your husband or wife, the income is split equally between you unless you have already elected for a different split.

Note that you need only enter your total income in each category. However, if you want TaxCalc to total up and keep a record of your various sources of income in each category, click where you see this button:
 

TaxCalc will enter your taxable income of this type on page 3 of the Tax Return. To view this, go to Tax Return in the Inland Revenue Forms section of the Navigator.

If you had no taxable income from savings or investments, click here to continue to the Foreign section.