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Can someone from HMRC reply to my query please? Thanks.

Hi. I was registered as self-employed with a Ltd Company until 2020-2021 tax year and had completed annual tax returns. This was done via my accountant for many years. Since April 2021, I have been employed under PAYE with no other source of income, aside from maybe less than £50 of gross interest received from cash in savings for the 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 tax years. For the 2021-2022 tax year, I did complete my Self-Assessment online which resulted in a tax payment of just £2 (which I can only assume was from either underpaid PAYE taxes paid via my employer or perhaps from some rounding off calculations as the sum was so small). For the 2022-2023 tax year: * On my Self-Assessment's "At a glance" page, under the title "File a return for 2022-23" it states "HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has not sent you a notice to complete a tax return." * From my answers the questions on the "Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return" page (https://www.gov.uk/check-if-you-need-tax-return), it states "You do not need to send a Self Assessment tax return. Based on your answers, you do not need to send a return for 2022 to 2023." (https://www.gov.uk/check-if-you-need-tax-return/y/no/no/no/between-0-and-50-000/no/no/none-of-these/no/no"). Can I conclude that there is no action needed from me and that I do not need to complete a Self-Assessment tax return for 2022-2023 tax year?

Hi again. Related to this inheritance, my wife received a share of cash that was from the split proceeds of a land sale. This split proceed should have gone to her mother, but as her mother had already died before the sale was completed then this money was transferred to her father and her sister instead. My wife received 933.50 Euros on 15-September-2022 (her sister received the same amount and her father received 800 Euros). There was no tax due on this sum in France. The question is does my wife need to declare this amount anywhere in her Self Assessment returns for 2022-2023? She has recently completed her Self Assessment for 2022-2023 tax year and does not recall seeing this information being requested, so she just wants to make sure it is not required. Many thanks in advance.

Hello. I wonder if someone can help me with this question. My wife is a French national but a UK resident. Her mother passed away in October 2017 in France. The house her mother lived in was shared with her father. Upon her mother's death, her mother's share of the house (i.e. 50% ownership) was divided equally amongst the surviving beneficiaries, which were her father, her sister and herself so each received a third of her mother's ownership (i.e. 50% / 3 = 16.67% each). The paperwork for that was finalised in April 2018. When it was finalised, the French authorities deemed that no taxes was due on the inheritance of the share of the property (valued at the time at around 32,000 Euros which is approximately £28,150 ish at the time). It's just on paper that this ownership is shown on, but no actual money was received. The property has not been sold, as her father still lives in that same house today. The question is, does my wife have to inform HMRC of this? Is there any taxes due even though she receives only part ownership on paper? From this HMRC link it seems she does not have to pay anything as it is well below the inheritance threshold, but she wants to have this clarified and confirmed: https://www.gov.uk/tax-property-money-shares-you-inherit Many thanks in advance.