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Hi HMRC, Some Backgroud of my circumstances: I am domiciled in UK Employee paid via PAYE Pay Basic Income Tax Not Registered for and do not complete Self Assessment. I briefly owned an Irish Domiciled (Vanguard) Equity ETF for 3 months with the following transactions. (Offshore with UK Reporting Status Fund) I spent about £1000 Buying the Shares (Equities) I received 1x Dividend of about £3 I sold All shares for about £1010. For Tax Reporting - I estimate. CGT about £10 ERI / Excess Reportable Income £1 (Equity) Dividend about £3 I did not have any Withholding Tax applied and do not qualify for any FTCR (As No tax is removed by this fund in Ireland for UK investors) Question - 1) Do I need to register for Self Assessment OR can I add this via PAYE "Add Missing Investment Income"? 2) If I need Self Assessment, can this be Added as SA100 TR3 Box 6 "Foreign dividends (up to £1,000)" SA100 TR7 Box 19 "Any Other Information" SA108 Section "Listed shares and securities" In SA100 TR3 Box 6 - I would add the Dividend and ERI value e.g. £4 in SA100 TR7 Box 19 - I would Add the "IRL" Country Code with some other relevant details In SA108 "Listed shares and securities" - Add the £10 3) Please confirm SA106 would not be required as the thresholds are not met and I am not requesting Tax Credits. Please let me know if this is right or what alternative I should use. Your colleagues on these forums are very inconsistent with the SA106 requirement and often fail to mention the handling of ERI. Thanks

Please confirm how I would report some uk Gov Bond (Gilt) coupon payments when I am not required / do not qualify for self assessment? Can I do this in writing or online via my personal tax statement “add missing investment income”? I use my personal savings allowance use used up via my bank accounts but I received about £100 in gilt interest via a uk broker. I would want to pay tax on this small amount and would like to know how when I do not need self assessment. I am paye, uk resident and basic tax payer. I have savings in bank accounts which exceed my personal allowance. Thanks