HMRC Admin 32 Response
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RE: VAT treatment for a battery storage installation
Hi,
The installation of a battery system can benefit from the zero rated relief whethert the battery itself is old or new as per the guidance you have quoted.
If the EV charger is installed at the same time as the qualifying ESM, it would constitute a single supply of services.and would therefore qualify for the zero rate relief.
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RE: Self Employed Expat: Days in UK
Hi,
The UK retains the right to tax your income from UK property, regardless of where in the world you are resident. You are required to complete a Self Assessment Tax Return (SA100) every tax year, to declare the income from UK property (SA105) and to declare that you are not resident in the UK (SA109).
As a UK national, you would be able to claim personal allowances on the SA109. The number of days that you can stay in the UK will depend on your particular circumstances.
We cannot advise you of this, merely point you in the direction of the guidance at RDR3.
RDR3 Statutory Residence Test
You will need to review the guidance and take the statutory residence tests, to determine how many days you can return to the UK and remain non resident for tax purposes.
It will also let you know whether your self employed freelance work undertaken, while in the UK, is taxable. If you are not already registered for self assessment, you can do so at
Check how to register for Self Assessment
You cannot use the HMRC online tax return, as you are not UK resident. You would need to submit paper tax returns, which can be found below or if you have a government gateway user ID and password or can vefify your identity to obtain this, you can then buy a commercial tax return and submit that return online.
Self Assessment tax return forms
A list of commercial tax return providers can be found at:
Self Assessment tax return forms
You may also wish to consider contacting the let property campaign below, if you have let your UK property in previous tax years.
Let Property Campaign
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RE: New immigrants, tax return and split year treatment help
Hi,
You will both need to contact our Self Assessment team, to progress chase your requst for a UTR.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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RE: Time Deposit Interests
Hi,
The window for clean capital in overseas banks (or similar) accounts, ended on 5 April 2019.
After this date, any income that arises in tax years that the individual is not resident in the UK, is classed as capital and is not taxable, when brought into the UK.
Any interest that the capital then generates is taxable and should be declared.
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RE: (NS&I) National Savings & Investments - Guaranteed Income Bonds
Hi,
The guidance below advises that certain types of income from NS&I are exempt.
SAIM1120 - Savings and investment income: tax exempt savings
If the type of interest you have from NS&I is taxable, it would be declared in box 2 for untaxed interest.
If it is not taxable, it should not be declared on the tax return.
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RE: CAPITAL GAINS TAX IF I BUY ANOTHER HOME BEFORE SELLING MY CURRENT ONE (WITHIN 9 MONTHS)?
Hi,
If house 1 has been your only and main residence for the whole period of onwenrship, you are entitle to full private residence relief and no capital gains would be due.
However, if it took longer than 9 months after you departed/bought another property, then there may be a gain to pay.
Private Residence Relief (Self Assessment helpsheet HS283)
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RE: Transferring personal money to UK
Hi Robjamm,
HMRC cannot comment on future events as legislation and plans may change.
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RE: How do SIPP contributions impact tax bands?
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RE: Pension contribution limit
Hi,
It is the salary as it is based on earnings.
Tax on your private pension contributions
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RE: Hong Kong Employer
Hi,
Payment for employment carried out on Hong Kong soil is only taxable there under the terms of the double taxation agreement.
If she continues to work for the same employer whilst in the UK, the UK part needs to be declared.
Thank you.