HMRC Admin 32 Response
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RE: Tax relief on contribution to SIPP
Hi,
No, you do not need to complete a Self Assessment tax return to claim any additional relief due here.
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RE: Notification of payment due
Hi,
If you have not received any notification of your return status or amount due on submission, you may wish to contact us directly, to confirm that your return has been received and processed.
Please contact our Self Assessment team by webchat or phone via the link below and we can review the progress of your submission.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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RE: P45 Issue
Hi,
Your previous employer may now have updated your record with the correct pay and tax information, if they have, we should be able to update your code.
Please contact our Income Tax team by webchat or phone using link below and we can then review your employment record, and advise your further.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: P85/ Savings interest rate
Hi,
Whe you complete the P85, if the option to have your repayment issued to your bank account is not present, then we may only be able to refund you by issuing a cheque payment.
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RE: P45
Hi,
While it could be that, even though it appears to have been submitted, we may not have received your P45, there are other possibilites.
To allow us to review your record and correctly update your code, please contact our Income Tax team.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: Tax Code Clarification (0TX)
Hi,
0T M1 means the employer is using the code on a non cumulative basis. Which means the code is not back dated. If you want the to pay back the overpayment the code will need to be issued on a cumulative basis. To do this you will need to contact our Income Tax team.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: Calculating adjusted net income
Hi,
Capital gains are not included in your adjusted net income. Interest from savings and dividend income are included, however.
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RE: Proof that a premises has been empty for 2 years
Hi,
For the building work to benefit from the reduced rate of VAT then the supplier of the work will need to be satisfied that the evidence is strong enough to confirm the premises has not been lived in for 2 or more years.
It would be the decision of the builder as to what evidence that they are willing to accept but we would recommend that this evidence would come froma third party ie local council, Electoral Roll etc
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