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Yes.  The AEA will apply, as will offsetting losses.  Residential property is taxed at (lower) 18% and (higher) 28%, while other capital gains are taxed at (lower) 10% and (higher) 20% or a mixture of both.  The rates applied will depend on you income level and whether there is any surplus lower rate available.

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Hi Grey88

You may wish to call the paye as you earn helpline on 0300 200 3300 or you may prefer to seek the advice of a financial adviser.

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Hi BobSpearing

For the state pension as the payments are received every 4 weeks the calculation will be 13 x 4 weekly amount. 

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I am afraid this tool is still in the development stage. Full details of how it can be used will be provided when they are available. I am sorry I cannot give any further information at this stage.

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As a pilot you are liable to pay National Insurance in the country where your home base is.  In this case the UK.  You should apply for a portable document A1 from HMRC in order to exempt you from paying in Sweden.  To apply for this you will need to complete the application form CA8421

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Hi George Frag

Thank you for your enquiry. You can obtain a statement of your National Insurance contribution records via your Personal Tax Account online. Or by contacting the National Insurance contributions helpline on 0300 200 3500.
Please see further information here - Check your National Insurance record - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

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Hi RV2024

The apprentice is under 25 so they can use category letter H as long as the apprentice is on an approved UK government apprenticeship and earning less than £967.00 a week.

I’ve attached a link to the guidance on gov.uk

Paying employer National Insurance contributions for apprentices under 25

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Provided that you’ve been in touch with our International Team already and they have advised that you may pay the voluntary class 2 National Insurance contributions whilst overseas, then you may pay for multiple tax years in one go or you may pay one tax year at a time.  When we receive your payment we will use our judgement to allocate it to your National Insurance account so I would ask that you check your Personal Tax Account to make sure that we’ve dealt with your payment as you wished.  If we have not then please just let us know and we’ll amend it.

Before making any payment of voluntary contributions you should check with Future Pension Centre (via Check your State Pension forecast) to ensure that it is worthwhile for you to do so.

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Hi Robert Gray

Thank you for your enquiry. The bank details now shown on GOV.UK have been updated and they are the correct details to use if you are living abroad but still have a UK bank account that you are paying from (08-32-20, account number 12001004) - Pay Class 2 National Insurance if you do not pay through Self Assessment: Make an online or telephone bank transfer - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) The sort code and account number that you have quoted should no longer be used.

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Hi Alley Yim

We are unable to give a liability on UK National Insurance decision via this forum.

You will have to write to the department to request a decision.

Please provide all information about your employment and confirm whether the company you remotely worked for has a place of business in the UK,

If not you may have to register for a direct payers scheme and therefore you will pay both employers and employees Class 1NICs.

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