Self assessment submission - foreign income, rental income and interest income

Hi, I landed in UK in May 2023 and need to file self assessment after check the HMRC online. For 2023/24, I had: (a) employment income from UK jobs which has been registered under PAYE and paid respective UK tax (b) employment income from 2 jobs overseas (c) interest income from UK bank account (d) interest income from oversea bank accounts (e) rental income from property in UK I have the following questions about filing self assessment submission in respect of the above income: 1. I note that there is no online form of SA109 to claim split year treatment. Can I submit the all forms online and SA109 in paper form? If I can file both online and paper forms, is the deadline still 31 Oct 2024? 2. If i have submit the paper form of all forms, do I need to submit the SA102 for each income from UK employment although the tax has been paid under PAYE? 3. For employment income earned from overseas, should I submit SA102? But there is no P45 or P60 for overseas income. And I just need to fill the gross amount for all income from 2 overseas employment on SA102? or I need to fill 2 SA102 as I have 2 overseas jobs ? 4. The interest and dividend generated in UK is less than £10,000 (as stated in self assessment check). Do I still need to report on SA100? 5. The rental income from UK property is less than £10,000 gross and less than £2,500 net. Do I still need to report the rental income on SA105? Thanks.

Hi,
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide specific advice tailored to individual circumstances on this forum. This forum is for general queries only and is intended to help you self-serve. 
You are able to contact our Self Assessment team for advice. 
Self Assessment: general enquiries 
Alternatively, you may wish to engage the services of a professional advisor/accountant to assist with your enquiry.
Thank you.

Not HMRC...no you cant complete online and attach or submit SA109 via paper, its either all via paper on online 3rd party software. All paper 31/10, all online 31/1. Yes you have to complete employment pages for each employment. Overseas employment income requires foreign pages AND employment page (you show the income on the emplyment pages and claim the FTCR on foreign pages)...but this is only relevant for foreign employment AFTER coming to the UK if you are claiming split year prior. Yes, you need to report all of the interest and dividend income, doesnt matter whether its less than the allowances. Yes, you need to report the property income and expenses etc regardless of it being under limits...you are required to complete a return and therefore must enter EVERYTHING in the UK for the year and EVERYTHING foreign from date of split year. In your circumstances 3rd party is much better than paper as it will give you a calculation where you can see how allowances etc have been taken off before tax so you know if youve completed the form correctly before sending.

...n.b., you need to check the Double Taxation Agreement between the UK and the country you have come from to check who has rights to tax what. You are becoming UK resident in the year (so liable on worldwide income/assets from arrival), but may also be resident in previous country for that year also (you can be tax resident in 2 or more countries in any year) (Statutory residence) in which case you need to determine Treaty residence (likely UK due to change, but not always) to determine if any sources remain taxable solely in previous country for the year...unlikely, but it is possible...some DTA's have some unusual situations.

Hi, I note that there is no online form of SA109 to claim split year treatment. Can I submit the all forms online and SA109 in paper form? If I can file both online and paper forms, is the deadline still 31 Oct 2024?

If the savings interest from my UK bank account and Hong Kong (foreign) bank account were £350 and £11, respectively, and my total annual income was less than £20,000, my savings interest should fall within the tax-free allowance. In this case, my only sources of income are my UK salary, UK savings interest, and the foreign interest from my Hong Kong account. The UK salary has been taxed through PAYE, and no tax has been deducted from my savings interest. However, I am confused about how to report the £11 from the foreign account on the online self-assessment form. Some administrators have advised that foreign savings interest should be reported in the UK interest section (Box 3: "Untaxed foreign interest (up to £2,000) – amounts which have not had tax taken off"), while others have said it should be reported in the foreign income section. Should I fill in the foreign income section or simply report the Hong Kong interest in the Box 3 of UK interest section?

Hi,
Please see the link below
Self Assessment: Foreign (SA106)
Thank you.

Hi edltw,
The whole return must be submitted together. as you cannot file online using HMRC software, you can opt for a full paper return or buy 3rd party software to allow you to file online.
Thank you.