HMRC Admin 5 Response
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RE: Moving foreign investments over to UK - anyhting to declare?
Hi
No you dont need to declare the transfer of the capital. You cannot claim expenses for the cost of the transfer or currency exchange.
Thank you
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RE: Foereign Income USA
Hi
You will only claim foreign tax credit relief if tax has actually been deducted in the USA.
If so, include the income as part of your self employed turnover and the rate of tax that can be applied, will be based on the tax rate that you pay in the UK.
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RE: Taxed Status when Processing Money through UK Bank Account
Hi pinjapan
No tax will be due as you will still be entitled to personal allowances to cover the income.
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RE: Personal allowances for Skilled worker VISA holder
Hi
You will need to telephone 0300 200 3300 to have this updated.
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RE: Pension Allowance - Defined Benefit
Hi Phil
You do not need to declare it unless you have exceeded the annual allowance and used all the previous available allowance.
Take a look at guidance at HS345 Pension savings — tax charges (2023)
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RE: Private Residence Relief - still partially resident
Hello jo stones
It would then be based on fact. Please take a look at the guidance at
CG64545 - Private residence relief: two or more residences: no valid notice made
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RE: Receiving the Loan given to my parents abroad
Hi
No you do not need to declare this or pay tax on it as it is basically a remimbursement of the same amount.
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RE: CGT and sale of shares - Reporting requirements without Self Assessment
Hi PKR
To clarify, it was not fixed, it is 4 x annual exempt amount each year.
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RE: Seeking Guidance on Self-Assessment Tax Filing for Income Received from US Company
Hi
You will declare this as self employed income and convert the income to sterling.
Thank you