HMRC Admin 19 Response
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RE: I want to tell HMRC to update my marriage status
Hi,
You do not need to submit your marriage certificate to update your records. If you contact our Income Tax team we can update your record.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: Claim a Tax Refund If You’ve Stopped Work (P50 form)
Hi,
You would need to contact our Income Tax team so we can check your record.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: TAX ON PPI REFUND
Hi,
You would need to contact our Income Tax team to check if refunds have been issued, but HMRC review the current tax year plus the previous 4 tax years.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: Adjusted net income - salary sacrifice
Hi,
If you make a salary sacrifice, then the pension contributions would already be taken from your salary before the tax was dedcuted and so would not taken off again.
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RE: Post valuation
Hi,
You would need to get estate agents to give you a valuation based on similar properties in the same state being sold at the same time. It is normally recommended to have 3 valuations done in order to get an average. This will allow you to report and pay within the 60 days but you can still opt for the CG34 and make any amendment if applicable.
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RE: Pay Voluntary contributions from abroad, Cr38 Form
Hi,
We can confirm that you will not be penalised because of our delay in replying to your CF83 application form. When you make payment, please advise the DWP that you would like your pension backdated and let them know that you submitted a CF83 application form on whatever date and they will be able to deal with this for you.
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RE: Order for employer national insurance (stock options exercise)
Hi StockOptions821485,
You can find further guidance here:
2023 to 2024: Employer further guide to PAYE and National Insurance contributions
EIM11855 - PAYE: special type of income: readily convertible assets
NIM06835 - Class 1 NICs: Securities: Readily convertible assets
Employers would treat this as a notional payment on their payroll software and submit the Full Payment Submission (FPS) using the exact amount, if possible. If they are unable to determine the exact amount, then they can use an estimate ensuring they have taken reasonable care to calculate it.
We do not give rulings whether share schemes are taxable, and, or subject to National Insurance, but further guidance can be seen below:
Tax and Employee Share Schemes
Employment Related Securities Manual
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RE: Returning to UK & Carry Forward Annual Allowance
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RE: is it necessary to set up as sole trader
Hi Jisjac,
Yes, if your gross turnover is over £1000. You can see guidance here:
Working for yourself
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RE: Portuguese State Pension