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  • CGT on UK property payment details

    I have just submitted a CGT Return for a client and have the payment reference number to pass on to them however the link for 'Find out how your client can pay their tax bill' takes you to 'Paying HMRC: detailed information' but when the CGT option is selected it just takes you back to 'Report and Pay CGT'. Surely the link should go straight to the HMRC bank details? I'm assuming the tax should be paid to Shipley but do not want to give my client the incorrect account details.
  • RE: Bare Trust for Non Res remainder beneficiaries

    Thank you for your response but in this case the trust has come to an end and we as the solicitors acting have collected the rental income on behalf of the remaindermen. Please would you confirm who should apply under the NRLS to have rent paid gross, should it be (name of Solicitors removed) Solicitors or the original trustees? If Solicitors apply for gross income in this particular case will it be valid for other cases we are dealing with or do we need to do a separate application for each client?
  • Bare Trust for Non Res remainder beneficiaries

    I am dealing with a very old Life Interest trust that came to an end on the death of the life tenant on 19th July 2016. The only asset held in the trust was a UK rental property consisting of a shop with residential accommodation above. As the trust has come to an end the remaindermen are now the beneficial owners of the property and rental income was received up until 9th August 2022 when the property was sold. There have been multiple problems with this trust and it wasn't until the property was sold in August 2022 that any rental income was paid to us and until that point we held no funds. As it is now a Bare Trust the remaindermen are responsible for declaring the untaxed rental income however there are a total of 11 remaindermen 4 of which are non UK Resident. Can the rental income for the Non UK resident beneficiaries be paid to them without deduction of income tax?