edmund
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RE: Exchange Rate for Foreign Income
Dear Sir, As per my understanding, I am free to use the March 2022 average rate, even the income dated Dec 2022, is it right? Best regards -
RE: Self assessment - employment
The above question 1) terminated date is corrected to be end of 2022. -
RE: Self assessment - employment
Dear Sirs, 1) I have income from oversea employment, but I don't have P45/P60, and the employment was terminated end of year 2023, should I fill it in the SA102 or SA106? 2) Split year, I have my home when I enter UK on 15 May 2023, is it the date of the split year? should I fill in the SA109? Best regards edmund -
RE: Calculation of loss on second property
Dear Sir, Does the instalment interest count as cost? If oversea property causes exchange rate, the exchange rates should apply to each payment? May I have example? Best regards -
RE: UK tax on coupon payments from US T-Bonds and Notes
Hi,if I bought the bond paid over the coupon rate, e.g. paid 101 for 100 face value coupon, does it mean it is not dds and the lost upon maturity redemption will be treated as capital gain or lost? -
RE: Private Residence Relief
Dear sir, I sold my house which is eligible to claim Private Resident Relief, should it be reported in self assessment? -
RE: Private Residence Relief on Carpark
Dear Sir, My Carpark space payment by 50% by cash on 1999 and 50% by 60 monthly installments, How to calculate by exchange rate and the interest cost? Best regards -
RE: Private Residence Relief on Carpark
How do I find the exchange rate in year 1999? How to calculate cost for the investment paid installment payment? -
self assessment UTR
Dear Sir, I received my unsuccessful notice for self assessment application and I have applied again to day . I think the reply will be later than the deadline of the on line self assessment registration date of 5/Oct. May I know what should I do at this situation to prevent last registration date? -
RE: Private Residence Relief on Carpark
Dear Sirs, In this case, how to calculate tax to pay? same as capital gain tax, 20% for whole gain?