HMRC Admin 5 Response

Hi

Yes you will need to declare it. As non domiile you can claim remittance basis and if you bring it to the UK it is taxable. 
Please see Paying tax on the remittance basis (Self Assessment helpsheet HS264)

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Hi dimmyuk

If you need to complete a self assessment return, then yes you need the SA100 and any supplementary pages.

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Hi JamesMay75

That is correct.

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Hi plky

As you will be completing a tax return, any refund due would be based on that rather than the P85. The SA109 will be required if you are claiming split year treatment.

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Hi Aussie82

No. foreign tax credit relief is only applicalbe if UK tax is due on the same source of income.

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Hi melsi

This forum is for guidance only and if after reading the guidance, you are still unsure and you require specific answers you will need to contact us direct on 0300 200 3300.

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Hi

Yes you need to notify HMRC as the record will need to be closed and it needs to be done in writing by the nominated partner.

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Hi

Unfortunately, if you do only hold one name, then you may not be able to register for an online account.
We should be able to advise you on alternative ways to do what you were looking to do with your online account, though - just contact us by webchat or phone, via
Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi Aussie82

No. foreign tax credit relief is only applicalbe if UK tax is due on the same source of income.

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Hi

Everyone who owes over £1000 in tax after filing a return is asked to make these 2 advance payments, called Payments on Account.
We do this to ensure that your tax bill at the end of the year isn't unmanageable for you if the amount you owe is substantially higher than predicted.
As we ask for your first PoA payment on the 31st of January, you are effectively paying your first 6 months of predicted tax after 9 months - PAYE customers would automatically have paid this amount after 6 months.

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