HMRC Admin 19 Response

Hi,

If you contact our Income Tax team we will be able to advise how this has been calculated.

Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi,

You will complete as follows:
 
Column B – gross pension (in sterling)
Column C – any German tax deducted (in sterling)
Column D – leave blank
Column E – only tick if you have an entry in column C
Column F – the same figure as column B

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Hi,

You would class this as self employment. the income would be your turnover and you would claim expenses for the feed and vet bills.

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Hi,

You will need to use the SA1 instead:

Register for Self Assessment if you are not self-employed

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Hi,

HMRC cannot advise you on that as it is for you to determine your residence status from the guidance available. You can use the online checker here:

Check your UK residence status

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Hi,

You can contact us on webchat to have the record closed by going to 'Ask HMRC Online' in the following link:

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi,

We would need to view your tax code used during the year to confirm the reason for the difference. If you click on 'Ask HMRC Online' and request to speak with an adviser, you will be put in the queue for Webchat and we can compare the tax code to your return.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi,

If you are tax resident in Germany, the UK double taxation agreement with Germany, states that your private UK pension is taxable only in Germany.  You need to claim a repayment of tax paid on the pension in the UK. This would be done by downloading, printing and completing the form DT individual here:

Double Taxation: treaty relief (Form DT-Individual (Germany))

You send the completed and signed form to the German tax authorities to validate. They would return the validated form to you and you in turn, then send to HMRC, using the address on the form.

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