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Posted about a month ago by witzbold
I do not need to submit a tax return for 23/24. If, however, I choose to submit one, do the fines for late submission still apply? I ask because I'm getting nowhere trying to correct a Simple Assesment, I have written and telephoned with no luck. The problem is no-one appears to understand that there is no tax to pay on my bank and building society interest, they appear to not understand the starting rate for savings. I thought that if I complete a tax return it might iron out the problem. Many thanks in advance for your help!
Posted about a month ago by HMRC Admin 25 Response
Hi witzbold,
You will usually have 3 months and 1 week to file this return after you register before any late filing penalties apply.
That said, if any tax is calculated as due after filing the return, we will usually charge late payment penalties, and interest, as this tax would have been due by the 31st of January.
Thank you. 

 
Posted about a month ago by witzbold
I used to have to fill in an annual tax return but my circumstances changed a few years ago and I am no longer required to submit a return. I think I am therefore already registered, I have a UTR. Does your comment regarding 3 months and one week still apply?
Posted about a month ago by HMRC Admin 17 Response

Hi ,
 
If you have ceased submitting returns, but would now like to reregister to submit a return where the filing date has passed,

you will have 3 months and 1 week to file this return after you reregister before any late filing penalties apply.

See :  Check how to register for Self Assessment  .

Thank you .
Posted about a month ago by witzbold
Thank you for your helpful comments!

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