HMRC Admin 19 Response

Hi,

You can see guidance here:

If you no longer need to send a tax return

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Hi,

You can use the on-line eligibility checker on GOV.UK and if you meet the qualifying conditions make an application for HRP (Home Responsibility Protection ) with any necessary documents required for your circumstances.

Why do you want to apply for Home Responsibilities Protection (HRP)?

Apply for Home Responsibilities Protection

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They will not be available until 6 April 2024, when the new tax year commences.

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Hi,

Normally it is the tax year overview that is needed. If you contact the department that is asking for the document they can confirm exactly what they require. 

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Hi,

You can contact our Construction Industry Scheme team if you have a question about your CIS offset or if you have been waiting more than 40 working days to get your refund.

Construction Industry Scheme: general enquiries


Claim a refund of Construction Industry Scheme deductions if you're a limited company or an agent

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Hi,

Please contact UK Visas and Immigration for advice.

Contact UK Visas and Immigration

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Pleaase contact The Pension Service for advice.

Contact the Pension Service 

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As the foreign income is interest, this would not come under other income for this purpose.

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Hi Cao,

We cannot answer this question for you, you need to answer it yourself by reviewing the guidance on residence and take the statutory residence tests to determine if you are tax resident for the whole tax year or not tax resident for the whole tax year.  

RDR3 Statutory Residence Test

Only then can you consider if the rules for split year treatment can be applied. If this is something that you feel that you cannot do, then you may need to consider engaging the services of a financial adviser.

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Hi,

The term 'subject to tax' means that "the income must be subject to tax in the territory to qualify for relief from UK tax". This varies from country to country, however, with Israel, property income dividends, dividends, interest, royalties, other pensions / annuities and other income are all subject to tax, with some conditions being applied.

You can see the tax treaty with the UK here:

Israel: tax treaties

and the Double Taxation digest for general information here:

Digest of Double Taxation Treaties April 2018

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