HMRC Admin 19 Response

Hi,

No, there is no one else you would need to speak to. If you make supplies of goods that are never in the UK then these are not UK supplies and so would not count towards the taxable turnover.

You can see guidance here:

Working out whether you need to register

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Hi,

Apologies that you have not been sent these PVA statements .

Please could you click on the link 'report a problem with this page' so that our digital team can look in to this for you.

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Hi,

There is a known issue with certain VAT numbers not being valid on the online VAT checker.

Please contact our VAT team so we can refer your details over to the deptartment which is looking in to this.

VAT: general enquiries

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Hi,

It would be dealt with the same way as any other output tax so would be entered on the VAT return in boxes 1 and 6.

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Hi,

Please contact our VAT team so we can do an internal referral to the VAT 126 team.

VAT: general enquiries

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Hi,

No, this is not income and should not be claimed as a relief either as it is your employer who is paying this.

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Hi,

A lump sum payment indicates that only one payment will be made.

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Hi,

You can see guidance here:

Tax implications of the Register of Overseas Entities

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Hi,

No, as that is only up to 2015. You can see further guidance here:

HS305 Employment-related shares and securities — further guidance (2023)

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hI,

You are correct that the employers contributions are not taken into account for NAI and that employer contributions count towards the Annual Allowance. The contributions above the Annual Allowance would Put the NAI at £120000.

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