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Hello, My only income is bank interest, Gilt coupon, and ETF dividend . My Gilt and ETF (a Ireland domicile ETF, traded on London stock exchange) is held in a UK broker). The total is less than £10,000. I've checked the gov link "Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return". But I'm not exactly sure. Do I need to file a self assesment just because I've Gilt coupon and ETF dividend? If yes, I understand Gilt coupon is reported in SA101? Where do I put in the ETF dividend? in SA100 under "Interest and dividends from UK banks and building societies"?

Hello, Any update please?

Hello, My wife only income is UK bank interest and coupon payment from Gilt. The total is less thatn £10,000, Does Gilt coupon as as the £10,000 of question 6 of the Gov link "Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return"? Does it mean she doesn't need to file a self assessment?

Hello, I use to a UK tax resident. For the 2023-24 tax year, I lived most of the time outside UK, and 'm no longer a UK tax resident. The only income I still have in UK is bank interest and ISA account. I have use the "Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return and I have less than £10,000 bank interest". In this case, do I still need to continue to file a self assessment to delcare my bank interest?

Hi My cousin is a full time student 18 years old. He has no employment income. In UK, he has bank interest income less than £5,000. He has foregin bank interest of less than £200. Does he need to file a self assessment because of the foreign bank interest?

Thanks. Since days in Isle of Mann & Channel island is not counted in days in the UK in SRT, does this means that my overseas credit card expenditure does not need to be reported as money remitted to UK in SA109. Is my understanding correct? Many thanks.

In addtion, I have used a overseas credit to pay for the hotel and restaurant bills in Guernsey. I'm filing on remittance basis. Is it counted as money remitted to UK, and therfore shall be filed in in the self assessment ?

Hello, I spent long holidays in the last tax year. In filling in the number of days in the UK in the SRT, is the days spent in Isle of man and Channel islands counted as days in the UK in SRT?