HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi SeamusD,
Without being able to check the account we can’t see how/why the money has been allocated this way, please contact our international caseworker
team by phone on +44 191 2037010 or National Insurance: general enquiries
Thank you.

 

Hi racc1,
please refer to Partnership Manual PM145140 - Overseas partners in investment partnerships
Thank you.

Hi KC,
1) - Please see the following link about the requirement to complete a Self-Assessment Tax Return - Self Assessment tax returns.  
2) - HMRC should be notified about the amount of UK bank interest received during 2023/2024 - please, however, see the following guidance about reporting foreign income -  Tax on foreign income
3) - Whether any further action is required for 2023/2024 depends on you reviewing and considering the Guidance shown at points 1) and 2).  
Thank you.

Hi keilly1403,
We are unable to check personal records on this forum.
Please speak to an advisor on our helpline to check if your application has been processed, the number to call is 0300 200 3500, or +44 (0) 191 203 7010 if you are calling from abroad. Lines are open Monday to Friday, from 8am to 6pm. Alternatively, you can use the webchat facility which can be found here - National Insurance: general enquiries.
Please choose the option ‘Ask HMRC online’. This facility is available Monday to Friday, from 8am to 6pm.
Thank you.
 

Hi Moray Vincent,
If you’ve already written to explain then in our digital mail correspondence all correspondence from the same customer ID (eg NINO) is linked and the agent dealing with your letter should be able to find the most recent correspondence.
In terms of our international caseworker staff on the telephone lines, they can deal with most queries including allocation on monies if payments have been received, there are some cases where they need to hand off for more clerical action but they are fully trained in areas of international National Insurance.
Thank you.

Hi Ray T,
It is reported as miscellaneous income when it is staking and as capital gains if sold.
Thank you.

Hi LisMur,
You cannot change your way of calculating unless you actually change vehicvle, so if using the same vehicle as last year you will need to continue with actual expenses.
Thank you.