HMRC Admin 18 Response

Hi,

On the joint account the amount for the untaxed interest would be 50% for each of you. At the tax year end HMRC would calculate any tax due based on the untaxed interest supplied by the

bank/building societies. You would need to contact the bank to see if you could transfer the savings. 

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When you complete your 24/25 tax return next April, include the form SA109, and send your return by post. You can read more here:

Tax if you leave the UK to live abroad

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Hi,

You should receive confirmation of your UTR within 4 weeks of your request. If you have not received your UTR after 4 weeks, contact us via:

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi,

This forum is for general queries only and is intended to help you self-serve. We are unable to provide specific advice tailored to individual circumstances. 

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It is the current year plus any unused relief. Once you use up all the relief available that is when the tax charge is due.

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Hi,

If the dividend is within the dividend allowance and will not be liable for tax, you do not need to declare it on your tax return.

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In order for the charity to claim gift aid on your donation you need to be a UK taxpayer. If the person you want to make the payment to is a UK taxpayer and agreeable to your proposal, there
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should be no problem. It wil be seen at their payment to the charity and not yours.

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Hi,

There is no definitive guidance on when you cease acquiring and disposing of properties as an individual, on which you pay capital gains tax on the gains or commenced doing so as a trade,

where you pay income tax on the profits.  Each case would need to be reviewed on it's own merits.  If the purpose is to buy and sell property for profit (you’re a property developer, for

example) you do not pay Capital Gains Tax when you sell a property. Instead, you pay Income Tax - if you’re a sole trader or partner.

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Hi.

Distributions are charged to Corporation Tax only if they are not exempt. Distributions received by companies are in most cases exempt from Corporation Tax under s.931A CTA 2009 whether

received from a UK or an overseas resident company. Please refer to guidance available on our website at:

Company Taxation Manual

and

International Manual

onwards.

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Hi,

You will need to submit an EPS advising us of a period of no payments to employees for these 2 weeks. 

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