HMRC Admin 19 Response

Hi,

If your employer is putting this benefit through the payroll it will be subject to tax and National Insurance accordingly as pay. If it is put through on a P11D, this will impact your tax free amount, but this will also increase your tax and National Insurance.

You should consult with your employer on how this is being treated.

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Hi gisa Ninan,

If you have handed your P45 to your secondary employment, please do not hand this to any other employer.

You will need to contact our Income Tax team to amend your tax code if you feel it is incorrect.

Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi,

You can find guidance on employer mileage rules here:

EIM32000 - Travel expenses: travel for necessary attendance

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Hi Shekhar Mukkisa,

If you have been advised that your date of birth has been corrected by us and you are still unable to access your online account, you will need to conatct our online services team.

Technical support with HMRC online services

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Hi,

The personal tax account will not be an option for yourself in your current situation.

Form P85 would be the tax form required when leaving the UK for any refund in the same tax year and this can still be sent if you prefer. You can see information here:

Get your Income Tax right if you're leaving the UK (P85)

As the tax year has ended your records will automatically be reviewed and any corresepndance will be sent to the last address we hold for you on record. It maybe the case where you would prefer us to set a UK correspondance address to send anything to you.

You can go back up to 4 years to claim a tax refund.

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Hi,

You will need to contact us to check the status of your claim as we are unable to check the status of this on the forum.

Non-UK residents: Income Tax and Capital Gains

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Hi,

If you want to file online, yes.

You can opt to file a papar return but if you do, this must be filed by 31 October 2024.

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Hi,

In year losses must be used against any in year gains first. If they are actually from a previous year, then you can carry them forward and can use them whenever.

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Hi,

As the interest is over £100, it is now you that needs to declare it and it forms part of your saving allowance.

It is the full £146 that is included. The child is only allowed to have savings allowance of £100 when this has been earned on an account that has money paid in by a parent(s) only.

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