HMRC Admin 32 Response

Hi,

You do not usually need to pay tax if you give shares as a gift to your husband, wife, civil partner or a charity.

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Hi,

You should have chosen option A. To resolve this, you will need to contact HMRC on:

 Income Tax: general enquiries

Alternatively, it can be resovled after the tax year has ended.

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Hi,

You do not report the pension paid under salary sacrifice as no tax relief is due on this. for your own payments, it depends whether they are under net pay or not. Your employer takes the contribution from pay before tax so you get full tax relief whether at the basic, higher or additional rate. No further relief is due.

For earlier years, you would need to claim this separately from your return either by phoning or writing to HMRC.

Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi,

Yes, as you need to report your UK income.

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Hi Ruddink,

No, you can report this as other earned income.

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Hi SSISA B,

Your scenario is more about switching accounts and whilst this is still a new account, it is all done by the ISA provider and this is allowed. To open another account and leave empty, you cannot do that.

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Hi,

You will declare this as foreign income in your retrn and claim foreign tax credit relief for the tax paid. This will be limited to the UK tax that is due on this source.

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Hi,

This depends on your actual tax residence. If UK tax resident there will be no change to your circumstances as long as you dont exceed the 183 days in a tax year.

Tax on your UK income if you live abroad

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Hi,

1. Yes, you are self employed. 
2. It is normally your own name.   
3. This is only your self employed income that is taken into account here.

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Hi,

If you've already completed your return but keep receiving reminders to file, you may not have fully submitted your return to us.

Log back into where you completed your return, if the return has not been fully submitted, all of the details you entered will still be present.

You should be then able to access the end of the return and complete your submission.

If you have already fully submitted your return, contact us via link below and we can review your record.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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