HMRC Admin 19 Response

Hi,

You will need to contact the HMRC Non Resident Landlord team for further guidance. 

Non-UK resident landlords

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Hi Incitae,

A declaration of trust could also impact upon who is liable to pay Capital Gains Tax in the event of a sale. With this in mind, it might be appropriate to remove the declaration of trust prior to sale so as to ensure both parties can fully use their CGT allowances.

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Hi,

In general, if you are UK resident, you would declare the foreign gains on your UK tax return and UK losses would be available to set against the gains. However, if you have claimed the remittance basis then you will need to consider the guidance here:

CG25330 - Remittance basis: losses: introduction

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Hi Muhammad Salam,

You will need to contact our Income Tax team again.

Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi,

This usually updates within 3 weeks. Youu can also contact us by webchat and we can check the system.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi Ted Edmondson,

If you are not working and resident in the UK during this period you would not pay UK tax on the income.

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Hi,

As you have been living and working abroad, you should read the leaflet NI38 which explains about paying for shortfalls in National Insurance whilst abroad. You can find this here:

Social Security abroad: NI38  

If you then decide you wish to find out your shortfall years, you should complete and send the CF83 application form and tick the box for shortfall years info.

If you are applying for Class2 shortfall advice, please include a covering letter with your periods of employment and, or, self employment abroad. Although HMRC can advise what years you may be able to pay for, we cannot confirm if these will benefit your pension forecast. You will need to contact Future Pension Centre to discuss which years, if any, will be beneficial to pay to increase your basic State Pension.  

Contact the Future Pension Centre

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Hi,

We are sorry that you have not received a reply yet to your CF83 application from November 2022. We are experiencing a high demand on this work and are currently dealing with applications from end of August 2022.  

Unfortunately, although the form CF83 is available to download online, they are not yet available to submit online. HMRC is looking to have this form made available online in the future. In the meantime, if you want to check on progress to see if further information maybe required, you can contact our National Insurance team for non-UK residents

National Insurance: non-UK residents

Unfortunately we do not offer email as a method of contact.

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Hi,

The issue accessing information on your personal tax account will not be linked to you paying voluntary contributions awaiting allocation. You will need to contact our online services team if the issue persists.

Technical support with HMRC online services

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