HMRC Admin 19 Response

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You can see guidance here:

Keeping your pay and tax records

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You would declare this as employment income.

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Private Residence Relief is available for up to 4 years if, during that period, you had to live elsewhere for work related reasons. So, based on the information you have provided, you would not be liable to Capital Gains Tax on the sale of your home. You can see guidance here:                       

Tax when you sell your home

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Personal pension relief, extends the basic rate band of £37700, by the amount of pension paid into your pension scheme. After your income is taxed at the relevant rates, your dividends are then taxed after the dividend allowance is deducted. If any of the basic rate band remains then your dividends would be taxed at 8.75%, until all of the basic rate is utilised, with the remaining dividends taxed at 33.75% and then 39.35%.

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After the return has been submitted the calculation will be amended to include the transfer.

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You can see guidance here: 

Keeping your pay and tax records

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If you have updated the name with HMRC this should be the version that is being checked for the verification. When you get the error message you will need to use the "get help with this page" link to report this.

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You can make expenses claims going back to 2019/20. You can see guidance here:

Claim tax relief for your job expenses

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You can use the following guidance to help you decide if the monies in the account are clean capital.

Cleansing mixed funds

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If you are considered resident in the UK for the whole tax year, you are taxable on your worldwide income in that tax year. Where split year treatment applies, you only need to declare your worldwide income from the date you arrived in the UK. You can find guidance on split year treatment here:

RDR3 Statutory Residence Test

Overseas income and gains must be declared in a Self Aassessment tax return.

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