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You can submit your best estimates in the self assessment tax return for those tax years and if HMRC opens an enquiry, you may have to justify the expenses claimed at that time.

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Hi

You would need to review the guidance on residency, to determine how this income will be taxable.  
If you are taxable in the UK on the employment income arising while you are physically in Germany, then you would need to declare this income in a self assessment tax return and claim a foreign tax credit.
 Please have a look at 1. Statutory Residence Test (SRT).

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We cannot comment on scenarios, we can only provide general information/guidance in this forum.  
For an answer to a detailed question of this nature, you would need to contact our self assesment helpline on 0300 200 3310 or seek professional advice.

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Hi sherpavanwoman

This would come under the miscellaneous income provisions.  Please refer to BIM100210 - Miscellaneous income: particular sources: cash-backs for guidance.

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Hi 

I'm sorry that you've received conflicting advice regarding outstanding returns and penalties.
In order for us to confirm if anything remains outstanding, and to advise you further, we would need to access your record - contact us by webchat or phone via Self Assessment: general enquiries to allow us to do this. 

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All paper post is digitally scanned into our electronic post service, for manual processing.  
It would appear from what you mention, that two of the tax returns were processed and appear online,  If all three were in the same envelope, we should have the remaining return on hand.  
You would need to progress chase this via our self assesment helpline on 0300 200 3310 or through our webchat facility at Contact HMRC.

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Hi

We cannot provide financial advice in this forum.  For that you will need to seek professional advice.  
It is up to you whether you take the lump sums in different tax years or the same tax year.  
You will receive 25% tax free either way.

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Hi

We can review the current tax year plus the previous 4 tax years. This will be back to the 2020/21 tax year.
We would need to access your record to review. You can contact HMRC at Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi 

While it will appear the full amount of state pension is applied to your tax code, your code will also have been changed to a Week 1 / Month 1 basis - this means that you  receive a week's worth of your tax free allowances, every week.
Adding the full amount of your state pension entitlement to your code then ensures your weekly allowances are reduced by 1/52 of your overall state pension entitlement,
so that you effectively pay the right amount of tax on the state pension you receive each week.
If you need any more advice on how your code has been updated, contact us by webchat or phone via
Income Tax: general enquiries

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