Don L
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RE: CWF1
Hi HMRC admin Appreciate you are really busy but if you could let me have your advice on my question above I would be really grateful. Thank you. DL -
RE: CWF1
Hi HMRC admin Thank you for your reply. Apart from an email received the next day saying that the application form was received and that it had been passed to another department for verification, she hasn't received any update so far. How long will the registration process normally take to complete please? Is there any number/email address which she can contact with regard to the progress? Thank you. DL -
CWF1
Hello HMRC admin My wife has just submitted a CWF1 online yesterday with her Government Gateway account and existing UTR. Will she receive any email from HMRC confirming the form has been received/processed? If not how does she know if the form has actually reached HMRC? Thank you DL -
Income from other sources
Hello HMRC Admin I hope you are well. I just checked the 2023-24 tax year summary on my Government gateway account and noticed that under the section of 'Your income from other sources', there is a 'non-coded income' and 'Uk dividend' with an amount that I am not aware of. I have already checked my own bank and investment accounts. Is there anywhere on the gateway page that I can find the source of these incomes (e.g. where you drew the information from) so that I can verify if they are correct? Thank you. Kind regards
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RE: Split year treatment
Hello HMRC admin, I arrived in UK from Hong Kong in September 2021 and became a UK tax resident in 2021-22. Prior to coming to UK, I had income in Hong Kong from my previous employment and also from saving insurance. I have checked the criteria and am confident that I am qualified for split-year arrangement and it's not necessary to report my income in Hong Kong in 2021-22 before coming to UK. My question is: Do I need to submit a self-assessment tax return only for the purpose of applying for the split-year arrangement? I thought the answer was yes but based on admins' replies in this thread I am now slightly confused. If I need to file a tax return in order to apply for split-year treatment, shall I fill in both SA100 and SA109? Thank you so much. DL