HMRC Admin 32 Response

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No, you do not.
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Please declare the interest on your laptop in Box 26 (sa105) non residential property finance costs or in the equivalent box online.
Self Assessment: UK property (SA105)
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The social contributions are not covered by the UK / France tax treaty, so they remain payable in France. You should convert your gross pay into pounds sterling and report this in a self assessment tax return, in the employment section (on paper SA102).  
Where French income tax was paid and cannot be reclaimed, you would declare the gross pay and tax deducted in the foreign section of the tax return (on paper SA106) and claim a foreign tax credit.  
If you can claim the foreign tax back, then there is no foreign credit available.
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Hi,
The social contributions are not covered by the UK / France tax treaty, so they remain payable in France. You should convert your gross pay into pounds sterling and report this in a self assessment tax return, in the employment section (on paper SA102).  
Where French income tax was paid and cannot be reclaimed, you would declare the gross pay and tax deducted in the foreign section of the tax return (on paper SA106) and claim a foreign tax credit.  
If you can claim the foreign tax back, then there is no foreign credit available.
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Yes, that is correct.
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1. See additional guidance at
   Tax on your UK income if you live abroad
2. No. You would need to telephone or use webchat to go through your personal circumstances

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The difference between registering for self assessment and registering self assessment as self employed, is that you are notifying the nation insurance side of HMRC, so that you can pay class 2 and class 4 nation insurance on your net profits.  
If you are already registered for self assessment, but not self employment you can contact the NIC help line below. You will need to have a valid national insurance number.
National Insurance: general enquiries
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Yes, it is.
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If the pension contributions are from your net pay then it would be the grossed up amount £2201.40 that would be deducted. 
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As jointly owned, any rental still needs to be declared 50/50. If you want an alternative split to apply, you would need to submit a declaration of trust, signed by both parties and witnessed, for any new split to be agreed. once approved, the income would be declared under the new amounts.
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