HMRC Admin 19

Hi,

Under Self Assessment it is for you to use the guidance to consider whether you are trading or not. You can see guidance here:

CG56004 - Futures: income or CG: CG treatment

Where an individual is investing their own money the likelihood is that they will fall within the capital gains regime.

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Hi,

For overseas income, you need to tailor your tax return to show that you have foreign income. This will then open further boxes for you to declare the interest received.

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Hi David,

If the company pays you under PAYE then you are classed as employed by them as they will deduct your tax and National Insurance. If they pay you gross then you are self employed. You would then need to register for Self Assessment when you ascertain which type of employment you come under.

You also need to complete the SA100, full tax return. For the split year it is SA109.

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Hi, 

You can only claim the difference between the cost and the 5 pence per mile (ppm) if the employer reimburses you less than the 5ppm figure.

Further information for the rates are here:

Advisory fuel rates

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Hi,

If you are unsure why a return has been requested, you can check our criteria tool to see if you meet the criteria:

Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return

If you do not meet the criteria, you can contact our Self Assessment department to review if a return is required:

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi,

If you are unable to verify, you would need to contact us by telephone or in writing.

Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi,

You will enter the full amount of income received and the system will automatically grant the exemption in the calculation.

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Hi,

You can find guidance here:

Residence, remittance basis etc notes

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Hi,

After reviewing your question we would refer you to the following guidance:

PIM4012 - Rent-a-room: more than one source

Based on what you have told us the choice is yours.

If you have any further questions we suggest you contact our helpline on 0300 200 3300 and ask to speak to a technician.

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Hi Louise,

You will not pay tax on the capital that you transfer. However, any interest that it generates may be liable to Income Tax in the UK.

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