HMRC Admin 19 Response
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RE: Capital Gains Tax on the sale of inherited property abroad
Hi,
As you are claiming split year you do not need to declare it. You will need to ensure that the residence section of the return is completed to confirm this, and as you cannot file this online with HMRC software, you will need to purchase third party software .
Self Assessment commercial software suppliers
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RE: Offset foreign capital gains loss against income
Hi,
A capital loss is normally only available against capital gains. You would need to clarify the type of income the loss originated from.
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RE: Bonus as RSU shares - tax date
Hi,
Yes, they will be taxed on a receipts basis which means being taxed in the year they were paid.
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RE: Payment gone from bank account not showing up on my HMRC page as paid
Hi,
You need to allow 5 working days for it to show. The payment date will be the 30th, as this is the date you made the payment.
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RE: Residency Test
Hi,
HMRC cannot advise you on this as your residence is for you to determine based on the guidance availabe. If you still cannot determine it after reviewing this, you will need to contact a profesional adviser.
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RE: Remittance basis - exemption on income derived from UK earnings
Hi,
How the account is funded is not the issue, as the interest is then generated in a foreign account. If this is then remitted to the UK, it needs to be declared.
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RE: Remittance Basi- considered remittance or not
Hi,
It is only the actual funds remitted that would be considered. The location of the agent is irrelevant.
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RE: Capital Loss
Hi princekras,
There is no link to an example as eveyone would have diffrent details to report. You need to report the losses within 4 years of the year in which they arose in order for them to be allowable, so anything prior to 2018 to 2019 can no longer be considered.
If you have spreadhsheets of your figures you can send these as your figures with a covering letter asking for the details to be noted.
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RE: Taxation in UK of superannuation payments in Australia
Hi,
As it it classed as a pension, this income would be declared to the UK if you are UK tax resident and domciled. You can see guidance here:
Tax on foreign income
Thank you.