HMRC Admin 5 Response
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RE: ISA Transfers and new ISAs
Hi pdm9
No this is not seen as 2 accounts as it is being transferred/switched and has to be done by the ISA provider.
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RE: Jersey and Statutory Residence Test
Hi
No as this is not part of the UK for this purpose.
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RE: Tax on ESOP (Employee Stock Option) foreign income
Hi Simon G
Please have a look at the guidance at BIM40051 and BIM70015 for cash basis or BIM40075 for GAAP.
This means that the options would be liable to income tax based on the moneys worth value at the time of granting.
The sale of the shares would be liable to CGT with the acquisition costs being the same moneys worth value at the time of granting.
BIM40051 - Receipts: general: whether trading income
BIM70015 - Cash basis: receipts: overview
and BIM40075 - Receipts: general: when are they earned?.
Thank you
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RE: Tax on Foreign Life Insurance Policy (beneficiary, death of policy holder)
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RE: Have I paid into multiple stocks and shares ISAs?
Hi
This is still classed as making a deposit in 2 ISAs.
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RE: Gift Aid
Hi SofTimps
We woulds need to access your record to check on the gift aid details. If incorrect the P800 can be amended.
If you have a joint account then you would be reviewed on 50% of the savings interest.
You can contact HMRC at Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: Calculating adjusted net income for tax free childcare / 30 free hours
Hi M 22
Apologies - yes, the calculation would be correct but with the pension contributions if these are deducted from your gross pay before tax then not deducted again for adjusted net income.
Yes, the employer contributions and ISA are not taken into account.
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RE: Self assessment registration
Hi echow
As you are claiming the remittance basis, you need to do this via the residence section of the tax return and therefore still need to file.
You cannot use HMRC software to do this and will need to send in a paper form or buy 3rd party software - Self Assessment commercial software suppliers
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RE: Student Loan Refunds
Hi
We have to wait until the end of the year to check your total income received to be able to confirm if any refund is due.
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RE: Tax treatment of sale of puppies
Hi
The sale of the puppies would not be subject to Capital Gains Tax.
It is unlikely to constitute a trade as it's a one off situation but you will need to confirm this based on the badges of trade etc. so would most likely be taxable as income under the miscellaneous income sweep up provisions.
Please have a look at BIM100135 - Miscellaneous income (BIM100350 - Sale of income by an individual in exchange for capital: contents).
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