HMRC Admin 32 Response
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RE: Foreign income as a UK-based online Private Tutor
Hi,
The income arising from tutoring overseas students, would be classed as foreign income. This is still recorded as self employment turnover in the self employment section of the tax return.
If foreign tax is deducted you would need to claim this back from the overseas country in question.
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RE: Split year treatment and foreign rental income and expenses on cash basis
Hi,
As claiming split year, you will only report foreign income for the UK part of the year. HMRC cannot advise you on wether to use cash basis or traditional accounting for your rental income as this is your choice.
This will however, effect how to report the income received. see guidance at:
Work out your rental income when you let property
For the fire insurance, as this was paid as a lump sum prior to arrival and when you were living in the property, this cannot be claimed in 2022 to 2023.
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RE: Returning to UK from India after 10 years, QROPS completed 2015
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RE: Wedding gift cash and IHT
Hi,
You can give £3000 per year each without any Inheritance Tax implications. Anything over this would form part of the estate if you were to die within 7 years.
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RE: Certificate of residency for UK self-employed - for selling to EU/Italy but not leaving UK?
Hi,
Its only this form in order to get the certificate. You will say that you are arriving and when it ask the date of arrival that will be from when you were born. The overseas automatic test does not apply to you nor does the date of departure.
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RE: Split-year treatment
Hi,
The split year treatment will apply from the date you arrived in the UK, which you state as 31 July 2022 to 5 April 2023.
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RE: Transaction fees in stock transactions
Hi,
The costs of acquisition and disposal of the stock can be set against any gains arising from the disposal of the stock.
Have a look at:
CG15250 - Expenditure: incidental costs of acquisition and disposal
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RE: Subsidence
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RE: Employer Overpaid me - Still reflected on P60
Hi,
Your employer will need to submit the amended details to HMRC and to yourself. You would then declare the amended details on your Self Assessment tax return.
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RE: Foreign tax credit when staying over 183 days in a foreign country
Hi,
As out of the UK for over 183 days, you may not be UK tax resident. please refer to:
RDR3 Statutory Residence Test
Tax on foreign income
Thank you.