HMRC Admin 5 Response

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Based on your scenario, no. Please refer to Self Assessment tax returns

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Once submitted, it cannot be withdrawn. You will need to call 0300 200 3300 to have it cancelled.

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Hi Chuck Gaish

As you are selling the products through your account, you are the beneifical recipient of the sales income.  If your sales/turnover exceed £1000.00 in a tax year, you will need to register for self assessment as self employed and submit a tax return declaring the self employed turnover and expenses as well as the rest of your world-wide income and capital gains.

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As long as you are selling your 'old stuff' and not trading as a business, to make a profit, then there is nothing you need to do.  
If you are trading as a business and your turnover exceeds £1000.00, you will need to register for self assessment, as self employed, using your goverment gateway user ID and password.  
Your existing government gateway user ID and password allows you to access HMRC onlne services (HMRC online services: sign in or set up an account)
or things like your personal or business tax account, Self Assessment, Corporation Tax, PAYE for employers and VAT.

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Email to SPT Business, Support Team (OE) for advice on United Nation pensions (04/01/24)

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Hi

We would need to access your record to check if your P85 has been processed.
Details of how to contact HMRC at Income Tax: general enquiries 

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Hi

You can use any of the rates for the tax year 06/4/22-05/04/23.

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Hi 

Please refer to to the guidance here  Tax on your UK income if you live abroad

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Hi Egemen Coskun

As it is your own car, yes you can claim the 45p per mile.

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Hi

As long as your 2022/23 Self Assessment was submitted by 30 December and processed by 31 December and the balance due is less than £3000, and you have a PAYE source with high enough income to collect the balance, we will update your record to collect in the code.
If this has not yet been updated you will need to contact HMRC to review.
Details of how to contact HMRC can be found at Self Assessment: general enquiries

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