HMRC Admin 19 Response

Hi,

Any queries relating to the Non-resident Landlord forms you would need to contact the Non-resident Landlords team.

Non-UK resident landlords

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Hi,

You cannot offset the rent and, or, bills you pay while you are house sitting or living with friends. 

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Hi,

If you are tax resident but non domiciled, there may be tax implications. You can see guidance here:

Remittance basis 2023 (HS264)

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Hi Gary Hollyoak,

Please contact our Import and Export team for advice.

Imports and exports: general enquiries

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Hi,

We can only issue a copy of your deregistration letter which will show that you cancelled your VAT number from a particular date.

HMRC cannot issue letters confirming that a company is not VAT registered, we can only send a certificate confirming if a company is VAT registered. 

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Hi,

If you are VAT registered and you make it known that you require a VAT invoice as a VAT registered person then they must provide you with one. They can either provide you with a full invoice or a retailers' invoice if the value is below £250.

Please see section 19.5 in the following guidance for evidence required for reclaiming input tax.

Records and accounts

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Hi Vernon Rato,

Please contact our Import and Export team for advice.

Imports and exports: general enquiries

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Hi Prince

Please contact our Imporet and Export team for advice.

Imports and exports: general enquiries

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Hi

You would need to contact our Imports and Exports team for advice.

Imports and exports: general enquiries

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Hi,

There are different rules for Tax and National Insurance (NI), so your tax residency status may not be applied to NI.  

If you are working in UK, you would normally pay UK NI. You may be exempt from UK NI if you are employed by a foreign company and they seconded you to work in UK. They may apply to the Hong Kong authority to allow you to remain subject to Hong Kong legislation during this posting.  

In order for us to establish where your NI liability would lie, you will need to write to us at the following address:  

International Caseworker
PT Operations North East England
HMRC.
BA9 1AN 

Please provide the following information, full name, date of birth, UK NI number (if you have one), your current address in UK, name and address of employer in UK (or name and address of employer in Hong Kong if no place of business in UK), where your contract is held, contract dates and periods spent working in UK and the nature of the business.  

We will need to establish your liability position to determine if there will be a requirement to set up a direct collection NI payment plan.

Thank you.