HMRC Admin 19 Response
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RE: Wife's NI
Hi,
No, relief would not be due on these payments.
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RE: More tax than expected on employment when completing self assessment (company car)
Hi,
If your company car and private medical insurance are paid by salary sacrifice, you do not need to declare these on your tax return, if you do, they will be included in your calculation.
If you have submitted your return, you can reopen it through your personal tax account and remove these figures, or contact our Self Assessment team so we can amend your return as necessary.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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RE: Be both employed and self-employed at the same time
Hi jatin Sharma,
If your income from evri is below £1000, this will be covered by the trading allowance and you will not need to complete a tax return to declare this. You can see guidance here:
Tax-free allowances on property and trading income
You can always review whether you need to complete a Self Assessment return here:
Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return
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RE: Cannot verify my identity - what can I do?
Hi mht.plwl,
If you have now sent documentation confirming your identity, please contact our online services team again to progress your query.
Technical support with HMRC online services
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RE: Self-Assessment on 3 jobs
Hi,
When you complete your Self Assessment form for the year, include your pay and tax from your two part-time employments in the 'Employments' section. This will ensure you pay the right tax on your freelance income. If you would like to discuss the codes operated at your two part time jobs, you can contact us by webchat or phone.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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RE: First tax assessment
Hi,
Yes, if you submit a 2024 to 2025 Self Assessment the balancing payment due date for that tax year will be 31 January 2026.
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RE: Reducing Payment on Account due to PAYE work
Hi,
If your income has changed, then yes, you can submit a SA303 to reduce the payments on account. You would need to estimate your income and check if all your tax would be deducted at source before reducingthe amounts to nil. If you reduce the amounts to nil and there is a balance due once the tax return is processed then the payments on account will be reintroduced to cover the balance and interest can be charged. You can see information on payments on accout here:
Payments on account
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RE: Paying tax on savings interest
Hi,
Once reviewed, if you have underpaid tax then this would normally be collected in the next full tax years code. If you want to pay as a one off payment then you will need to contact our Income Tax team once you receive the tax calculation.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: Access to online uk gov site
Hi,
For assistance you will need to contact the online services team.
Technical support with HMRC online services
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RE: CGT due on SAYE scheme
Hi,- Yes, you can sell them and not pay CGT on the ISA ones. HMRC cannot advise you on how to get them out and you would need to discuss with your provider .
- That is correct. We cannot advise on future events as legislation and/or plans may change. We also cannot aoffer any financial advise on the selling of the shares.