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You are correct, you would complete a P87 form to apply for this. We would not ask for you to send documents along with the claim, however you can send the document you describe if we ask for evidence after reviewing the claim.

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When completing the online form, it should give you the option to state that you do not have a UK National Insurance number, and this should present a box where you can enter a reason why you do not have one.

Register for Self Assessment

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Yes that is correct, box 42.

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You need to complete the SA106 as the cash reward is not classed as interest.

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HMRC cannot advise you on your residence status. You can get help with this by using our online checker here:

Tax on foreign income

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If you have signed up for the personal tax account, please check if there is a Self Assessment tile on your account. If there is not, please contact our Self Assessment team to query the progress of your submission.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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If you registered with a start date during 2021/22, your deadline for the paper return would be 31 October 2022. The deadline for an online return is 31 January 2023.

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You can see ingormation on shares acquired on the same day as the disposal here:

CG51560 - Share identification rules for capital gains tax from 6.4.2008: the “same day” and “bed and breakfast” identification rules

Guidance regarding 'bed and breakfasting' can be found here:

CG13350 - Bed and breakfasting: general

Information on shares in Section 104 holding can be seen here:

CG51620 - Share identification rules for corporation tax: section 104 holding

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A domain name would be regarded as an 'intangible asset'. You can see further information here:

CIRD10000 - Intangible assets regime: contents

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Where the employer provides accommodation for free, the accommodation offset is a notional figure used for the purposes of calculating NMW pay only.

For tax and National Insurance contributions purposes, the figure on the payslip should be the actual gross pay paid to the worker. 

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