Sudy1111

Is it ok to submit the SA100 self assessment online on the HMRC website and then after the submission is done use a separate third party software to send the SA109 online ? Thanks !

Hello, I was speaking to HMRC on the phone the other day and it was said that I can do an online self assessment by submitting SA100 online and then along side send SA 109 via post. Could you please confirm if it is possible to do this way ? Thanks !

Hello ! Is this still the guidance for submitting SA109 for tac year 2023-24 ? I called up today morning and they said that I can do online submission of SA100 and the paper form for SA109 can be sent separately ? Can this be double checked please ? Thanks !

Thanks for the reply and it explains very well. So while filling online self assessment one should mention the amount of interest in foreign banks even if it isn’t unremitted If the overseas interest is more than £100. Following up on the same, the issue that I face is that in the self assessment online form it says as long as it is less than £2000 the amount of interest one can mention in the UK interest section and leave the foreign income section blank (since there is no other foreign income as such). I still haven’t filled the SA109 and now looks like have to fill it if I am to go for remittance basis since it doesn’t apply by default. I have 3 questions related to above: 1. Is that the reason why at the calculation step of online self assessment it gives me a tax bill related to foreign interest because the system doesn’t know that I am filing tax on remittance only basis ? 2. Is it after filing in the SA109 form that tax calculation of foreign interest will become zero in the calculation ? 3. Is it possible to save the calculation as it is and fill the SA109 in paper and send it since I am not sure if there is a way to fill in SA109 online without paying for the third party software ? Thanks in advance !

Hello, While filing self assessment online it seems that as a non domiciled UK tax resident the interest accrued on interest on savings in foreign bank while less than £2000 and not remitted in UK is also being included in the tax calculation in the calculation step. Since the income (from interest in foreign bank) is less than £2000, the Foreign section has not been filled in and the amount is to be mentioned in the UK interest section of Fill in your return section itself. Is there anything else to be done (may be leave the foreign interest 0 as it is an optional field) or mentioned somewhere since as per my understanding if someone is resident in the UK but having domicile elsewhere and as long as the foreign income is less than £2000 and not being remitted to the UK tax would not be included ? Cheers, Sudy