ISAs and your tax return

Individual Savings Accounts are also known as ISAs.

You do not need to declare any ISA-related interest, income or capital gains on your tax return, or report the proceeds from it.

You also don't pay tax on any interest or income or capital gains in an ISA.

This applies, whether your ISA is a:

  • cash ISA
  • stocks and shares ISA
  • innovative finance ISA
  • Lifetime ISA
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