HMRC Admin 19 Response

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Please refer to the calculator here:
Tax when you sell property
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The £4000 limit is triggered when you take a pension and this means you cannot get tax relief on more than this amount. This includes payments to any pension, plus the tax relief applied. You can see guidance here: 
PTM056520 - Annual allowance: money purchase annual allowance: trigger events
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No, as this is employer contributions. You can see guidance here:
Tax on your private pension contributions
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There will not be any CGT to pay but you will need to consider Inheritance Tax implications. You can see guidance here:
Passing on a home
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The refund itself is not taxable and as you will be getting the tax back, you should not declare this in your tax return as Foreign Tax Credit Relief.
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If it has not already been taxed abroad, this will be included within your self employment turnover.
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The second automatic UK test is that you must live for at least 91 days in a row in the UK and within that 91 days, 30 of them must be at the same home. The overseas property, if held, cannot be occupied for more than 30 days in the same tax year for you to meet this test.
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As each case needs to be looked at in its own merit, this cannot be confirmed on the forum and you will need to contact our Self Assessment team for advice.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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You will declare this as self employment and convert the income to sterling. This will then determine any National Insurance due.
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QCBs are not subject to Income Tax and are exempt from Capital Gains Tax.
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