HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
No as the payment was made 01/04 it is the 23/24 tax year and this cannot be changed.
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Hi,
Your proposed actions in 1 and 2 are correct.
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Hi Cai,
HMRC will contact you in due course to advise of the next actions.
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Hi,
I am sorry that there is a delay in processing the tax return.
If you contact the mortgage provider there should be other details you can supply as not everyone completes a Self Assessment and would not have a SA302 and tax overview. 
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Hi,
You would only declare the child benefit for the 2 children that your wife is currently receiving child benefit payments for on your Self Assessment.
To check that the details have been updated for your previous partner you will need to contact the child benefit department
Child Benefit: general enquiries
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Hi,
I am sorry that your record has not yet been updated.
To check this has now been actioned we will need to access your record.
You can contact HMRC at Self Assessment: general enquiries
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Hi,
Box 1 of page TR4, is for payment made into a pension scheme that have only had tax relief of 20% claim by the pension provider.  
You gross up your pension payment (eg. (£1000/80)*100 = £1250) and declare the gross figure in box 1 of page TR4.  
You would also declare any one off payments in box 1.1.  Box 1.1 is additional information and is not part of a self assessment calculation.
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Hi,
As your application is not a personal tax matter, I regret that we are unable to help.  
You may find assistance at Get help with your online Home Office application.
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Hi John,
Yes, as it is a foreign gain, you will need to declare it on a self assessment tax return.  
In your self assessment tax return, you would complete the capital gains section , to report the gain and the foreign section, to claim up to 100% of the foreign tax paid.  
This will ensure that you avoid being taxed twice.
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Hi,
Yes if you are a higher rate tax payer you can claim relief on your gift aid payments.
You would claim the tax releif on your Self Assessment tax return. 
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