HMRC Admin 19 Response

Hi,

As the pension is taken from your pay before tax, the net pay arrangement is in place and relief has already been given. There should not be an entry under pension contributon in this case.

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As benefits are normal part of employment income they are included at a section within that page. as this does not apply to you, declare the taxable benefit as other income so that it is included in the calculation.

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The details you refer to can be claimed as allowable expenses to work out the gain. As its joint property then everything should be split 50/50. The online form is for UK residential property but you can use the real time system to report any gain. You can see guidance here:

Report and pay your Capital Gains Tax

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Post is worked in date order and for the date you posted your letter you should receive a reply by the end of march 2024.

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It is made of your share when originally purchased and then the 50% at the time purchased from your former spouse.

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That is correct on both points.

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When you submitted it online, you will have received the reference straight away. You will need to contact our Self Assessment team so we can access your record and give you the details.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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As the accounts are in your name, it is you who is liable on the interest.

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You will declare this as UK self employment and ensure the income is converted to sterling.

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Hi,

That is correct.

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