HMRC Admin 5 Response

Hi

The bank will submit the details of the untaxed interest at the tax year end to HMRC.
Once received by HMRC your record will be reviewed and if you have underpaid your tax a calculation will be issued.
If you want to pay this as a one of payment if you contact HMRC once the calculation has been received we can advise. 

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Hi 

You will need to contact HMRC to access and review your record in this case.
You can contact HMRC at Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi kaustin

The cancellation of that transfer should happen automatically, and you tax calculation for 23/24 will usually reflect that.
If the transfer of allowances is still present in your calculation, contact us by webchat or phone via Income Tax: general enquiries, and we can advise you further.

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Hi

If the expenses you are claiming are over £2500 then you will need to complete a Self Assessment tax return.
You can register for Self Assessment by completing a SA1 form Register for Self Assessment if you are not self-employed.
Once registered you will be sent a Unique Tax Reference, UTR, and a notice to file the Self Assessment tax return.
You can file this online by enrolling using your online account Personal tax account: sign in or set up

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Hi 

If your 24/25 dividends exceed £10,000, you will need to file a Self Assessment return for 24/25.
You can do this online ( via Self Assessment tax returns ) from 06/04/25, and you would need to file your 24/25 return (and pay any tax owed) by 31/01/2026.
If your dividend income does not exceed £10,000, the tax owed can be paid via PAYE - contact us via
Income Tax: general enquiries to arrange this.

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Hi  sbbrk

The 30k you refer to is the remittance basis charge - RDRM32210 - Remittance basis: accessing the remittance basis: long term UK residents: long-term residents and the remittance basis charge - overview.
to get a UTR, you eed to register for self assessment - Self Assessment tax returns

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Hi 

Please refer to Tax for crown servants, EU employees and volunteer workers abroad

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Hi  Alan 

If you are actually living on the base you are still classed as living on UK soil and therefore UK resident. if not on base, then you are living abroad.

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Hi john2938

We will need to access your record to review this for you.
You can contact HMRC Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi

If you have overpaid your tax then once your records are reviewed a calculation, P800, will be issued to you with the details.
It depends when we receive the PAYE details from your different sources as to when the review will be done.
If you check your online account Personal tax account: sign in or set up then once reviewed the overpayment will be shown online. 

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