Mary runs her own business as a limited company. She pays herself 40,000 a year as...

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Mary runs her own business as a limited company. She pays herself £40,000 a year as salary and takes £60,000 as dividends. The business pays £20,000 into her SIPP whilst she contributes £500 a month. In addition, she made a £1,000 contribution to a UK charity using Gift Aid. She receives £7,500 in distributions from a corporate bond unit trust. Calculate, showing all your workings, her income tax liability for 2022/23 Mary runs her own business as a limited company. She pays herself £40,000 a year as salary and takes £60,000 as dividends. The business pays £20,000 into her SIPP whilst she contributes £500 a month. In addition, she made a £1,000 contribution to a UK charity using Gift Aid. She receives £7,500 in distributions from a corporate bond unit trust. Calculate, showing all your workings, her income tax liability for 2022/23