HMRC Admin 19 Response

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If the food delivery income is over £1000, yes, a tax return is required and you will show all income received. You can find information here:

Self Assessment tax returns

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The estate should be declaring the income on its own tax return to then divide it amongst the beneficiaries. You can see guidance here::

Trusts and taxes

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By selecting the appropriate marital status at the start of your return should then make the option to transfer your allowance available. If you have already done this and still cannot see the option, you will need to contact our Self Assessment team.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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You can see guidance here:

Set up as a sole trader

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We cannot comment on individual resdience status as this is for you to determine based on the guidance available. If you are still unsure after reading the guidance, you would need to seek professional advice.

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It covers both of the points.

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You can contact our Self Assessment team to request this.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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You would still use the same UTR for your Self Assessment. You would also need to register as self employed.

Set up as self-employed (a 'sole trader'): step by step

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The certificate advises that tax may be due as it depends on the level of income that the recipient receives. Basic rate notional tax is automatically applied, non refundable, on the income. If you are a higher rate taxpayer then further tax may be due. Based on the details you have given, no additional tax will be due.

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Hi,

If your income totalled £150, this would be covered by the £1000 trading allowance and as such, no return is necessary.

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