HMRC Admin 32 Response

Hi,
Ebay is reporting the selling of item, as they are required to do. As these are personal belongings, you are not selling as a sole trader, so income tax is not chargeable on the profits. You may have Capital Gains Tax to pay.  
Please have a look at helpshet HS293.
Personal possessions and Capital Gains Tax 2024 (HS293)
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Hi,
As you are resident in the UK, you would be taxable in the UK on any interest that the capital in this account generates. The capital itself, is not taxable and there are no tax implications to transferring the capital to the UK.
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Hi,
You should contact our Income Tax team, to ensure that the correct tax codes are being applied.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi,
Your tax free threshold for your pension payments is the lower of your annual earned income or £60,000. If you have no earned income, the maximum that can be paid tax free is £2880.  
Your pension provider would then claim 20% tax from HMRC to pay into your pension, allowing you to save £3600 to your pension tax free.  
Any amount you pay in above this threshold, results in a pension savings tax charge and must be declared in a Self Assessment tax return.
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Hi,
We cannot tell you what to do with these funds or where to store them. If you are UK resident when you receive the pension, you would have to declare it in a Self Assessment tax return, as you may have tax to pay in the UK.
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Hi,
We can only provide general information and guidance in this forum. For an answer to a detailed question of this nature, you would need to contact our Self Assesment team below or seek professional advice.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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Hi,
Please have a look at the guidance below, regarding personal compensation or damages and how Capital Gains Tax is charged.
CG13030 - Compensation: personal compensation or damages
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Hi,
This appears to be in relation to stamp duty and as such you should refer to:
Stamp Duty Land Tax
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Hi,
Please submit a form P53 to claim back any excess tax decucted from your lump sum.
Claim a tax refund when you've taken a small pension lump sum (P53)
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Hi,
Unfortunately, it is not possible to review personal matters in this forum. For individualised assistance please contact our Self Assessment team below.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
For details on adjusted net income at:
Personal Allowances: adjusted net income
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