HMRC Admin 18 Response

Hi,

Please refer to the guidance at:

Employment Income Manual

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Hi,

If you have oversubscribed in the current tax year, 2024/25, then please contact the ISA provider to instruct them to remove overpayment amounts to correct the error. 

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Hi,

Please contact the Inheritance Tax team for advice:

Inheritance Tax: general enquiries

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Hi,

If you have been charged VAT in Ireland then you would not be able to recover this VAT on your UK VAT return.

It appears that the Italian company are making a supply of goods to you in Ireland and hence that is why they are charging you Irish VAT.

If you are then making an onward supply to your customer in Ireland then there would be a requirement for you to register for VAT in Ireland in order that you charge Irish VAT to the

customer.

I would recommend contact the Irish authorities to confirm your VAT obligations there.

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Hi,

If your company has dissolved then you would need to deregister the business.

Any VAT returns should have been submiited prior to the dissolution of the business.

I would recommend contacting our Debt Management Team at: Payment problems regarding any outstanding returns and debts on the account.

Please see the guidance below:

Reclaiming VAT after your VAT registration was cancelled

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Hi,

Thank you for your question.  You only need to complete the Foreign SA106 supplementary page to declare your overseas rental income. If you have filed your tax return online you can make an amendment yourself to remove the UK property page.  Details on how to do this can be found at:

Self Assessment tax returns

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Hi,

You would still need to complete the P85 form with the date you left the UK. See link below:

Get your Income Tax right if you're leaving the UK (P85)

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Hi,

You can access the P50 on the gov.uk website, here is the link:

Claim back Income Tax when you've stopped working (P50)

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Hi,

If you believe you have overpaid tax on the final payment that you have received, and you are not intending to work again in the near future, you can complete a form P50. This will allow you to claim any tax overpaid. If you are intending to start work, you would hand in the P45 to the new employer and any overpaid tax should be repaid via their payroll. See link below:

Claim back Income Tax when you've stopped working (P50)

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Hi,

There has not been any update - the following Guidance still applies:

Workplace pensions

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