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Hi Alexander2502,

In order to make a claim you will need to complete the form P87 for each year you are claiming, when completing the form you will need to breakdown each of the amounts and when reviewed we will reply to advise if this is an allowable expense or not.
The following link gives some guidance regarding expenses you can claim.
Claim tax relief for your job expenses

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Hi Aleksandra Wojcieszek,

Hello it maybe that they are treating this transaction as a disbursement please refer to section 25
VAT guide (VAT Notice 700)

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Hi Niel Culley,

Please see below link for guidance on commodity codes.
Apply for an Advance Tariff Ruling
For the question regarding the taxes I would advise contacting the Customs and International trade helpline on 0300 322 9434 for further advice.

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Hi Trunte,

If you are a UK resident and receiving income from Ireland, you would be required to complete a Self Assessment form and declare the Foreign earnings plus any tax you pay (if any) in Ireland. 

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Hi Yolina Lau,

Yes in that case you would complete the Foreign section and declare the total dividend income and also if tax was paid abroad you can state the amount of tax paid under Foreign Tax Credit Relief.

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Hi Andrew Sydbardo,

Please see guidance here;

Selling overseas property

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Hi Keviniu,

Yes, If the payment relates to overseas income from a past employment you can still treat this under the period for Split Year.

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Hi Pippin Jones,

You would need to claim the amount on the tax return under the employment section which you mentioned.
If you do not then the calculation would then claim back the tax relief you had in your tax code.

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Hi SWAT,

At this time if there was an amount due, the credit would be set against it, however we can't check your records here.
If you are unsure you should check with our Self Assessment department.
Self Assessment: general enquiries

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