HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi RY5,
This would be treated as self employment and you would need to register for self assessment and complete a tax return to declare this - Working for yourself.
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Hi HassanKH,
As this falls within the 2022/23 tax year, the due date for payment was 31/1/24, see guidance at Tax on foreign income.
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Hi Anonymous Mouse,
1. Yes that would bring you under  
2. Based on your other income mentioned in your original query, the self employment would be liable at 40% - £3160, if you do make the contribution as stated, this will then be liable at 20%  - £1580.
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Hi anderssummers,
No.
Your tax office reference number will be your National Insurance number or a UTR (if applicable).
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Hi xk5ukb473,
You must have a minimum of 10 qualifying years to obtain the basic UK state pension.  
You should refer to the gov.uk website for more information:
Check your State Pension forecast
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Hi Trencher Tree,
Please refer to guidance at PTM041000 - Contributions: essential principles Deemed date of contributions
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Hi dannyy,
Please refer to guidance at:-  PTM041000 - Contributions: essential principles Deemed date of contributions
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Hi Mavis,
You don't need to nominate the first house as the 2nd one was purchased as a holiday let and not intended to be your main residence -
CG64485 - Private residence relief: only or main residence: two or more residences: right of nomination.
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Hi Aron Gunningham,
You would need to clarify this with theTrust Office on 0300 123 1072.
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Hi robben,
Payments not made on the regular payday in the circumstances described would be classed as a mis-timed payment – HMRC’s Basic PAYE software has a section for this.
Guidance can be found on gov.uk in the CWG”2 Sections 1.8 as follows:-
2023 to 2024: Employer further guide to PAYE and National Insurance contributions
You can also call the Employer Helpline on 0330 200 3200 to discuss further.
Thank you.