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You can refer to this in the comments section of the return.

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Hi,

It is UK income as the work arises in the UK. If there is a tax treaty between the UK and your country of residence, that confirms the income is taxable only in your country of residence, it would not be taxable in the UK.  

You can find a list of tax treaties at:

Tax treaties

Where there is no tax treaty, the income is taxable in the UK, as it arises here.

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Please refer to the below, section 3.7.

HS283 Private Residence Relief (2024)

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To check if the stop notice has been issued you will need to contact our Income Tax team.

Income Tax: general enquiries

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Apologies for the error.  Please use the amount paid and not the market value.

There are two calculations here:

Your 50% using the figures at the time of acquisition.  Add to that 50% of the acquisition cost for the other 50%. This will give you the acquisition cost.  

This is deducted from the disposal value, along with your acquisition and disposal costs, such as solicitors fees, estate agents fees etc.  

If there is a gain, you can deduct from this, private residence relief.  

Please have a look at the guidance on private residence relief at:

HS283 Private Residence Relief (2023)

There is also a calculator at:

Tax when you sell property

You have 60 days from the date of completion, to report and pay the capital gains tax.  

You can do this online at:

Report and pay your Capital Gains Tax

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Hi,

If the property is jointly owned, you both need to perform separate capital gains calculations. The default split is 50/50.  

There is an online calculator below, to help with this.  

Tax when you sell property

Please answer 'yes' to the question "What is the total value of your Capital Gains Tax losses from tax years before 2024 to 2025?".

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Hi,

You would need to review the guidance on statutory residence below, to ensure you don't exceed the maximum number of days allowed in the UK.  

RDR3: Statutory Residence Test (SRT) notes

Please also have a look at the ties onwards.  

RDRM11510 - Residence: The SRT: The ties test

The more ties you have, the less time can be spent in the UK.

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Have a look at the links below.

Manage your student loan balance

Tell HMRC about a student or postgraduate loan in your tax return

 You can contact our Self Assessment team below.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi,

We would need to access your record to review and update your code. Once updated any tax overpaid will be refunded through your private pension.

You can contact our Income Tax team here.

Income Tax: general enquiries

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