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I received a letter from HMRC to charge me a penalty GBP100 due to Late Tax Return for the year ended 5 April 2023. Is that means I need to file tax return for the year from 6 April 2022 to 5 April 2023 ? In order to avoid interest for late payment, I have paid penalty. But I arrived in the UK July 2023 via BNO Visa, I have retired, I think I should file tax return for the financial year from 6 April 2023 to 5 April 2024 for my interest (foreign interest) from Bank, is it correct ? I have received my UTR no. for the tax return year 6 April 2023 to 5 April 2024, I am going to file tax return for this financial year. In this case, If I need to submit my tax return self assessment for the year from 6 April 2023 to 5 April 2024 and not from 6 April 2022 to 5 April 2023, what should I do now? How can I chase back my penalty ? Awaiting for your reply. Thank you very much. Best regards.

Dear HMRC, We are going to fill up Self Assessment tax return on line, my spouse is a retired civil servant from Hong Kong. Each month, he received pension from Hong Kong Government . According to the double taxation agreement between UK and Hong Kong, article 17 of the UK/HK double taxation agreement, the pension is only taxation in Hong Kong, so this income is not taxable in the UK and it should not shown on a Self Assessment tax return. When he inputs the information on the system, it asks to put " yes" or " no " on the question " Are you liable to pension saving tax charges or have you received payment from overseas pension schemes ?" Because he received pension from Hong Kong Government every month, what should he select ? If this pension should not show on the UK Self Assessment tax return . Thank you. Best regards,

Dear HMRC, According to the link which you provided, is it the interest for saving from local Bank (UK Bank) and foreign Bank (outside Bank) are treated as " income from saving " and we need to send a tax return? If yes, can we put both interest in SA100 and no need to fill up SA106? Best regatrds

Dear HMRC, I have a questions about Self-Assessment , would you help me please ? My spouse and me are BNO holder, we arrived in United Kingdom on July 2023, we are retired. My only income income is from my savings : 1. my saving interest in local Bank (UK Bank) around GBP300.00 2. untaxed interest on overseas saving (Hong Kong's Bank) is below GBP600.00 Do I need to file the Self-Assessment Tax Return for 2023-2024 ? If yes, which tax return form(s) and which page do I need to use for the interest on local saving and overseas saving? As my spouse , he only has the income from his overseas saving interest (in HK's Bank) around GBP100.00 . Does he need to file Self-Assessment? Many thanks,

Hi, My spouse and me are holder of BNO Visa for Hong Kong people, we have arrived in the UK on July 2023. My son rent apartment on Sept 2022 , he and his family had arrived in UK on Oct 2022. My spouse and me have permission to live in that apartment because we are the permitted occupier on the Tenency Agreement. I would like to know if we lived in that apartment over than 30 days , we will become a Tax Resident , am I right ? I would greatly appreciate to receiving your reply. Thank you for your kind attention.