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If the amendment to your Self Assessment tax return has not yet been processed then you will need to contact HMRC to review.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

To avoid interest and late payment penalties if you make the payment for the amended balance once the amendment is processed your payment will match and any interest and penalty charged cancelled. 

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It could be an incorrect value you're inputting, or there may be information on your record that contradicts how you're trying to tailor your return. We should be able to confirm that for you, to allow you to go ahead and complete your return. If you contact our self assessment team, we can talk you through how to tailor your return.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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You can find further guidance here:

https://www.gov.uk/difficulties-paying-hmrc

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Yes, any credit on your account will be allocated the balance becoming due 31 January.

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It would be the pay figure before tax deducted. 

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Detailed guidance on how to proceed is provided at:                                

What to do when someone dies: step by step

Bereavement and deceased estate

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The term "had a home in the UK" includes your parent's home, as it is a place to live.

RDRM11330 - Residence: The SRT: Second automatic UK test

The guidance above advises "This test will be met if there is at least 1 period of 91 consecutive days (of which at least 30 must fall in the relevant tax year), when: the individual has a home in the UK and spends a sufficient amount of time in that home, and in addition, the individual has no overseas home, or has an overseas home or homes in each of which they are present, (for no matter how short a period), on fewer than 30 days in the tax year, (the permitted amount of time)."

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If you choose to register your business as a limited company, you will need to do so through Companies House, declaring your gross profits and expenses in a corporateion tax return and paying corporation tax on your business profits.

Set up a limited company: step by step

If you choose to be a sole trader, then you need to register for self assessment, as self employed, declaring your gross turnover and expenses in your personal Self Assessment Tax Return (SA100) and SA103 (self employment).

Set up as self-employed (a 'sole trader'): step by step

If your gross turnover is likley to exceed £85000, you will need to register for a VAT account at:

Register for VAT

Please also have a look at making tax digital, as whatever way you choose to run your business, this new guidance will be relevant.

Overview of Making Tax Digital

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