HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
If you do not complete a self assessment tax return you can claim tax relief by completing form P87 and returning this to us by post along with evidence of the professional subscription payment you have made for all years you are claiming for.
Claim tax relief for your job expenses
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Hi,
The untaxed savings income included in your tax code is a estimated figure carried forward from a previous tax year.
We check if the tax you have paid is correct once we get the actual savings income details from the banks, this happens automatically once the tax year has ended.
If you require a breakdown of how the untaxed interest has been calculated please contact the helpline.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi at1,
We would need to check your tax records to review the progress of your P50 claim.
Please contact the helpine who will be able to advise further.
Contact HMRC
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Hi,
You can usually take up to 25% of the amount built up in any pension as a tax free lump sum.
The tax-free lump sum does not affect your personal allowance.
Tax is taken off the remaining amount before you get it.
Tax when you get a pension
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Hi,
You can review your claim for marriage allowance once you know your total income for the year.
If your savings interest pushes your income above £12570 this may then mean you will pay some tax.
If this happens you can then decide what is financially more beneficial for you as a couple.
If you cancel because of a change in income, the allowance will run until the end of the tax year (5 April)
Marriage Allowance
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Hi,
As long as your tax code is been operated on a cumulative basis you should pay the correct amount of tax on your one off pension payment in March.
This one off larger payment may result in your estimated income for the following tax year been incorrect however you can review & update this on the personal tax account. 
Personal tax account: sign in or set up
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Hi,
As you have stated, the individual had signed a contract, therefore, they are an employed earner.  
Any monies derived from an employed earners employment must consequently be subject to PAYE tax and National Insurance contributions.
This cannot be treated as a tax free gift, redundancy and so on.  
You would add the employee to the payroll in the normal way, using the starter checklist to arrive at the correct tax code.  
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Hi Lee,
Please find attached some guidance to help you calculate how this income impacts the amount of tax you will pay.
Personal Allowances: adjusted net income
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Hi,
You are correct that the personal allowances would be deducted off gross pay, so the standard personal allowances of £12500 divided by 12 = £1041.66 per month tax free, anything over this is then taxed at the appropriate tax rates.  
If your wife is resident in Scotland your wife's income will be subject to the Scottish rates of income tax.
Please find attached a link to guidance which may help.
Income Tax in Scotland
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Hi,
The marriage allowance works by reducing the personal allowances of the transferor and provides a tax credit to the spouse or civil partner who receives this to reduce their tax bill.  
Each partner would retain their £5000 starting rate if applicable.
Tax on savings interest
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