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Hi.

If the property was in your name when this was sold, then you may be subject to Capital Gains Tax on this if you are UK resident. There is no Income Tax due on the transfer of money itself.

You can find further guidance on Capital Gains here:

Capital Gains Tax

If you have already paid Capital Gains Tax on this in Greece, then you can advise us of this and claim for foreign tax credit relief so you are not taxed twice on the same income.

This would be done through Self Assessment.

Self Assessment tax returns

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Hi,

If you have a disposal of UK residential property in the same tax year as a loss, then the loss could be offset against this further disposal when working out if any Capital Gains Tax is due through the UK property disposal online service.

The gain would need to be reported within the 60 days. However you can put estimates through for your income level and then amend your UK property disposal return online and enter updated figures as and when these change.

There is a section on the UK property disposal online return to request a repayment if the amendment has resulted in Capital Gains Tax being overpaid.

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Hi,

You will need to confirm with our Income Tax team if it has been received. 

Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi,

Yes, she would need to declare this again and also declare the tax already paid, so that she is not taxed twice on the gain.

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Hi,

If this is classed as self-employment then you would need to register as the amount is above the £1000 exemption.

If this is not self-employment income, and just adhoc miscellaneous income, then you would need to report this as other UK income. If this is below £2500, then you can have the tax due collected through your tax code. 

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Hi,

If you are UK resident then the amount of pension received would be fully taxable in the UK, regardless of whether only 85% is taxed in the US.

DT19876 - Double Taxation Relief Manual: Guidance by country: United States of America: Pensions: US Social Security Act

The guidance states pension paid, so this would be the amount that you have been paid.

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Hi Martin Murphy,

Yes, you can claim foreign tax credit relief for tax already paid at source. This would be done on the foreign section of the return when you declare the income.

Self Assessment: Foreign (SA106)

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Hi,

You would need to speak to the National Insurance team regarding this.

National Insurance: general enquiries

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Hi,

Yes, everything below £1000 would be covered by the self-employment allowance.

If this is not self-employment then the £1000 would not apply. 

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Hi,

You can complete the foreign section as well as the employment section of the tax return. Enter the amount of the RSU's here and the tax paid, so that you are not taxed twice on the same income. 

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