HMRC Admin 19 Response

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All interest and dividends, arising in the UK, should be declared in the Self Assessment tax return. As a non UK resident, you need to complete the SA109, residence section, to declare you are not UK resident.  

You can see guidance on disregarded income here:

HS300 Non-residents and investment income (2024)

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If the amendment has not been processed to your record we would need to review your record to check this for you. You will need to contact our Self Assessment team to do this.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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You can see information here:

CWF1 - Registering for Self Assessment and National Insurance contributions if you are a self-employed sole trader

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You can see guidance on completing your tax return here:

How to complete your tax return for Self Assessment

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You can see guidance here:

Tax on your UK income if you live abroad

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Your country of tax residence has the right to tax you on your worldwide income and the country where the property is situated may also tax you, even if you are not resident there. Any foreign tax paid, can then be claimed as Foreign Tax Credit Relief to reduce your UK liability for the same source of income.

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The provider will claim it back from you in order to repay it back to HMRC.

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We apologise you are having this issue. Please contact our VAT team and state that you need a letter confirming your deregistration. State that you want the letter called VRT23.

VAT: general enquiries

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You can remove services from your business tax account in order to add the service to another account:

• Login to your Business Tax Account
• Select Manage Account (top of the screen)
• Select Remove a tax duty or scheme
• Follow the on screen instructions

If you have difficulties with this please contact our VAT team and we can look at removing the service for you.

VAT: general enquiries

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If you have recently registered for VAT then you are entitled to reclaim VAT on purchases which you will use to make taxable supplies even if those supplies have not been made yet. You can also recover VAT on purchases of goods and servives prioer to VAT registration as long as you have the goods on hand on the day of VAT registration. You can see the guidelines here:

Introduction to input tax

Input tax when VAT paid on goods and services received before VAT registration

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