HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Paul,
If you could submit a new CF83 online with your employment details recorded then when we come to process your original one we’ll see your replacement one too and process it.  
If you could do this at your earliest convenience so that we can process it when we come to deal with the first one, but please don’t be concerned as this is easily sorted out.
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Hi,
Provided you attach a computation and in the absence of any other paperwork from the companies, you can base your calculations on your own written records.  
Obviously, we can enquire into those calculations and your figures under the normal enquiry rules.  
Please have a look at:- Capital Gains Manual CG16600P - Capital Gains manual: introduction and computation: Valuation of assets for Capital Gains Tax: valuation procedures: post transaction valuation checks, if you wish, you can apply for post transaction valuation checks using the CG34. Post transaction valuation checks for Capital Gains (CG34)
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Hi,
You will pay tax in the country you are tax resident. to make a claim, the form will be - Double Taxation: Treaty Relief (Form DT-Individual)
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Hi,
You have until 31st January 2025 to pay your 23/24 tax bill.
It could be that you have outstanding amounts from previous years on your Self Assessment account - to allow us to confirm this and advise you further,
please contact us by webchat or phone via Self Assessment: general enquiries
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Hi,
It is covered under the other income article.
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Hi,
No, you only declare the selfemployed income up until you left.
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Hi,
If you have not received confirmation of the progress of your SA registration and return, please contact us by webchat or phone via Self Assessment: general enquiries
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Hi,
As the shares were sold when you were in the UK and from a UK stock account, this is UK income and as such not covered by the remittance basis and needs to be declared.
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Hi, 
1. On the tailor your return section on the online tax return of you answer yes to the question Did you give to charity? This will open the section to declare the gift aid donations which will then update the calculation.
2. When you decalre the gift aid payments made this will update your calculation to give the additional relief you are entitled to and also update the higher income child benefit charge.  
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Hi,
As the shares were sold when you were in the UK and from a UK stock account, this is UK income and as such not covered by
the remittance basis and needs to be declared.
Thank you.