HMRC Admin 32 Response

Hi,

There are no Income Tax implications to bringing monies from your inheritance, to the UK. Any interest that your inheritance generates, no matter where it is, is taxable in the UK and should be declared.

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Hi,

No, as the ISA is tax free.

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Hi,

The same principles at line 1223 apply. If you are not domicile, you can use the remittance basis.

Paying tax on the remittance basis (Self Assessment helpsheet HS264)

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Hi,

UK resident and domiciled individuals are subject to tax on their worldwide income and gains on an arising basis; this is regardless of the tax-exempt status in India.
Foreign Tax Credit relief is available in respect of tax deducted at source on NRO accounts and you can claim the 15 % for NRE accounts.

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Hi,

There is the possibility that you may have UK capital gains tax to pay. You will need to work this out.  
All figures must be in pounds sterling and use exchange rates that were relevant at the time of acquisition and disposal.  
If the property was your main residence at anytime, you you should claim private residence relief, as well as the annual exempt allowance.  
There is a calculator below and a help sheet HS283 with guidance on private residence relief.

Capital Gains Tax

HS283 Private Residence Relief (2024)

You will need to declare the disposal of the property in a Self Assessment Tax Return.

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Hi Jacques,

For assistance you would need to contact our online helpdesk.

Technical support with HMRC online services

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Hi,

You need to answer yes to the question.
On the employment sectin declare the income only.
You then show the tax on the foreign section and claim foreign tax credit relief.
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Hi,

No, this will form part of your turnover for UK self employment. you must convert the income to sterling.

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Hi,

Yes, as long as the item is for your work.

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Hi Nomana,

Your German employer will do what they need to do for employees, based in Germany. They do not need to do anything in the UK. You will have things to do.  
You will need to register for self assessment below and declare your foreign employment income in a tax return.

Check how to register for Self Assessment 

You will also need to request a certificate of residence at:

How to apply for a certificate of residence to claim tax relief abroad

You would then need to contact the German tax authorities to arrange for your employment income to be paid without deduction of German income tax. The German tax authorities may have other documents you will need to complete. You should contact them for more advice.

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