HMRC Admin 19 Response

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Please contact UK Visas and Immigration for advice:

Contact UK Visas and Immigration for help

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Yes, as only 50% of the cost was for business use.

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You can see guidance here:

CG65030 - Private residence relief: periods of absence: introduction

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Your German employer does not need to do anything as far as HMRC is concerned. You will become resident in the UK for tax purposes, this means that the income from your remote work for the German company will be taxable in the UK. The tax treaty between the UK and Germany, allows HMRC to tax your German employment income, as you carry that work out, while physically, in the UK. You will need to declare your German employment income in a Self Assessment tax return each year.

You will need to contact the German tax authorities to let them know you will be permanently leaving Germany and find out how you ensure that your employment income is no longer taxed in Germany.

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It would depend if there was any other income to take into account, but if only the £30,000, then you will receive the £1000 savings allowance, with the balance taxed at 20%. 

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It depends on your tax residence status where you declare your worldwide income. You can see guidance here:

Tax on your UK income if you live abroad

Tax on foreign income

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If you are not in Self Assessment then we would normally have reviewed the 2022 to 2023 tax year and if overpaid we would have sent you a calculation by post. If you have an online account the details of any overpayment would be shown online. If you do not have an online account then you will need to contact HMRC to review.

Personal tax account: sign in or set up

Income Tax: general enquiries

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If the pension contributions are taken from your net income then they can be deducted for adjusted net income purposes. If the pension contributions are taken from your gross wage before tax is calculated then relief already given and is not dedcuted for adjusted net income. 

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