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Hi,

Please write to HMRC, Business Tax and customs, BX9 1AX and outline your requirements.

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Hi,

If the loan was repaid within 9 months of the end of the accounting period in which the loan was made, a CT600A should be submitted for that accounting period only to reflect that.

You cannot change the date of the repayment, it is a question of fact and that would mean submitting a return that was incorrect. When you sign the return, you sign a declaration to the effect that the return is correct and complete.                

You would need to contact the PAYE team on 0300 2003200 with regards to the PAYE element of your query.

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Hi,

Please contact the Stamp Duty Land Tax team for advice.

Stamp Duty Land Tax

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Hi Nerea,

If you were not resident in the UK for the period January to March then we cannot send a certificate of residence to cover this period.

If you paid tax in the UK during this period and Spain require you to declare your income from the UK, you may wish to ask Spanish authorities if you can delare the UK tax paid to avoid double taxation. However, HMRC are unable to comment on your Spanish taxation.

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Hi Ro Palmer,

A certificate of residence is granted to an individual when they have income arising abroad and wish to pay tax in their country of residence only to avoid double taxation.

 A confirmation of residence letter is granted to an individual when they have no income arising abroad however require a letter from the UK to confirm they are a UK resident.

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Hi,

Please see the following guidance:

Trusts and taxes

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Hi,

We can only comment on Income Tax queries.  

Please contact the National Insurance Contributions office with regards to your additional query:

National Insurance: general enquiries

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Hi,

If the company has operated UK tax on the RSU then this would only go in the employment page and there would be no need for a foreign page.

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Hi,

As the income was earned overseas while you were not resident it is not taxable in the UK now that it has been received. This does not have to be included on a tax return.

However, the interest arose while you were resident in the UK and should be included on the foreign page and you can claim a foreign tax credit for the foreign tax paid.

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Hi,

You are correct in surmising that, as a resident of the UK, you will be liable to UK tax on your Fench employment income. Given that your French employer will be unable to deduct Class 1 National Insurance contribution deductions from your salary, you will be required to pay your own National Insurance Contribution deductions to HMRC.

For advice on how to do so, please call our NIC helpline.                                            

National Insurance: general enquiries

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