HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
All withdrawals are taxable in the UK and you will declare this as foreign income in a tax return.
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Hi, 
Please refer to Tell HMRC about Capital Gains Tax on UK property or land if you’re not a UK resident
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Hi ccw,
An estate agent valuation would be acceptable, you cannot inflate the costs of buying the property as these will still be the same.
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Hi 
Detail on the Government’s intended changes to the rules for non-domiciled individuals set out here Technical note: Changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciled individuals.   
HMRC is unable to provide any further detail on how these changes will apply to an individual’s personal circumstances at this time. 
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Hi,
While this can vary, in most cases your daughter would repay her former employer what she received from them (i.e. the net).
Her employer would then contact us to recoup any tax paid.
If possible, ask her employer to contact the Employer's Helpline for more advice.
Employers: general enquiries
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Hi 
Depending on when the direct debit was set up it may have been too late to collect the payment.
Generally the direct debit needs to be set up at least 4 working days before the payment is due to allow collection for that period.
If this is not the case then we would suggest you advise the client to make payment.
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Hi 
You can still make voluntary payments when over State pension age,however you must contact the Department for Work and pensions.
They will advise you what outcome paying voluntary contributions would give to your state pension.
If you are over state pension age at the time of contact you must call the State Pension Helpline for advice.
If you are under State Pension Age at the time of contact you must call the Future Pension Centre for advice.
Please find the contact details in the links below:
Contact the Pension Service
Contact the Future Pension Centre 
Address
The Pension Service 9
Mail Handling Site A
Wolverhampton
WV98 1LU
United Kingdom
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Hi 
If you were not working or claiming any type of a benefit during the tax year, you could make a voluntary National Insurance Payment to fill up the gap.
If you wish to do so, the first step of the process is to contact the Future Pensions Centre., they will advise you on the amount that will need to be paid and
also whether it would be worth paying.
Please find the contact details for the future pension centre in the link below:
Contact the Future Pension Centre
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Hi 
If you have been accepted to pay class 2 by annual payment you should receive a voluntary bill in the post.
The bills are usually issued out around September/October time in the year.
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Hi 
You may potentially be able to receive backed credits for the period you were looking after your husband.
However we require further information to know for certain and in order to advise you what action to take.
Please contact our customer service helpline or our webchat service, please find our contact details below:
National Insurance Enquiries helpline
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