HMRC Admin 5 Response

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ISA transfers should take no longer than: 15 working days for transfers between cash ISAs or 30 calendar days for other types of transfer.
If your transfer takes longer than it should, contact your ISA provider.  
If you’re unhappy with the response, you can take the matter up with the Financial Ombudsman Service.  
Have a look at the guidance on Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) for more advice.

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Hi

The drop down menu is for the highest rate of tax relief due based on the rate of UK tax that you pay and not the actual income.

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Hi

If you receive the marriage allowance transfer from your husband you do not need to declare this on your tax return.
Once we receive your Self Assessment tax return the system will pick up the transfer and amend the calculation. 

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Hi LMHunter

You would need to check this with the Inheritance Tax Office on 0300 123 1072 

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Hi SUTHA1999

I am sorry but if you have submitted evidence of your date of birth we need to allow the department dealing with this to update your records, and is not possible to escalate direct to the Department. 

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Hi bkbkbkbk

We would need to access your record to check why the balance outstanding larger than expected.
You can contact HMRC at Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi benhowe2

The rate is 20% - Dealing with the estate of someone who's died

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Hi J W

You will report both and as it is in year losses, these will be used agaist the gain to leave you the £7500 to carry forward.

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Hi

When you register it will ask the date from when it applies and it will automatically look for a return for the last tax year.
Once you have filed the one for 21/22, you can contact us on 0300 200 3310 or webchat to have the 22/23 return withdrawn.
for any penalty that is charged, you can appeal in writing for this to be considered and send it to:

HMRC PAYE & Self Assessment
BX9 1AS

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Hi Michael Rovatsos

In the employment section, you would enter "N/A" for the employer reference.  You would also declare the foreign employment income, to include the income in the tax calculation.  
If foreign tax was paid, you also declare the foreign income and tax in the foreign section, along with the tax paid.  This will allow you to claim a foreign tax credit of up to 100% of the foreign tax paid.  
The maximum foreign tax credit you can claim is the equivalent of the UK tax payable on the employment, where the UK tax is lower than the foreign tax or the foreign tax paid where the UK tax is more.

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