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Hi,

The years 2007-2010 would have no bearing on the decision therefore selecting 'no' would be the prefered option. 

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Yes, enter the details of each disposal on CGN11 and CGN12.

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Hi,

Generally if you are a UK resident, you must declare your worldwide income on a Self Assessment tax return form.  Unless you do not remit the income to the UK and the income remains in the other country.  

If you remain non UK resident, you may not be required to declare your earnings from abroad.  

You can find the Statutory Residence Test (SRT)  to determine your tax status here:

RDR3: Statutory Residence Test (SRT) notes

You can find guidance on reporting income from abroad if UK resident for tax here:

Tax on foreign income

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Hi,

There is no standard form for this.

It would just be a letter posted to our Pay As You Earn and Self Assessment address here:

Income Tax: general enquiries

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The £1000 property allowance is there if your overall expenses are less than £1000 any year hence you can choose this.

It is not a fixed arrangement as your expenses may vary year by year. 

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Sorry, our helplines are busy at the moment and you may have to wait to get through.

We need to ask security questions before we can allow access to the online account. If you are unable to verify you will need to claim by post.

If you are able to print the form and post, you can find the form here:

Claim back a flexibly accessed pension overpayment

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Without being able to see your codes, 550L does mean £5500 tax free allowance.

BR would tax 100% of the income at 20% on the pension.

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Hi,

No, there is only Capital Gains Tax to pay on any gain.

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If your only foreign income is from interest or dividends below £2000, you can put these amounts in box 3 and box 5 on page TR3 of the return instead of completing the foreign page.

You do not need to complete both.

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Hi,

UK pension income has 25% tax free.

As this is not from a UK pension, the 25% tax free element does not apply.

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