HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi laffittem,
Please refer to guidance at Tax on your UK income if you live abroad
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Hi 
1. No as these are not bank accounts. see Pay your Self Assessment tax bill for details on how tp pay.  
2. It could be seen as a remittance - Paying tax on the remittance basis (Self Assessment helpsheet HS264)
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Hi JJ63,
You will need to raise a ticket by clicking on ""Get Help with this page"" within the Online Filing Service.
We are unable to provide support on the Online Filing Service within this forum.
If, however, you are using commercial software to file your return, you should contact your commercial software provider for assistance.
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Hi,
If you are in the UK when carrying out this work for a UK employer, then this portion of your income will be taxable in the UK.  
If 100% of the work for the UK employer is carried out in Spain or any other country outside of the UK, then the employment income is not taxable in the UK.
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Hi,

Please see- Travel — mileage and fuel rates and allowances The rate of 9ppm is based on an electric company vehicle.  If you are using your own electric vehicle, it is 45ppm for the first 10000 miles. Please also have a look at: Tax on company benefits Thank you.

 

Hi,
The capital gains tax rates for residential property (UK and foreign) is the lower rate 18% and the upper rate 24%.  
All other form of capital gains, from the likes of the disposal of shares, artwork, antiques including furniture, collections of items (such as a chess set) and so on,
are taxable using the lower rate of 10% and the upper rate of 20%.  
Any gains of this nature, must be reported using the realtime capital gains tax service, by 31 December after the tax year has ended.  
Where this does not happen, then a self assessment tax return is required in all cases.  
(Report and pay your Capital Gains Tax). 
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Hi,
If you were to follow self assessment legislation to the letter, then yes, a tax return would be required every year, as the individual is required to declare t
heir world-wide income, which would include non UK taxable income.  
This income would be included in the freehand box, so that it is not included in any tax calculations.
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Hi,
Please have a look at the rates table at Pension schemes rates
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Hi,
You can only carry forward from the 3 previous tax years.  
If the last 2 were maxed out, you only have the one year you can apply.
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Hi,
No as these are not job related.
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