HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Stressed Eric,
Yes this is correct.
Thank you.

 

Hi Michelle24 Brooking,
Yes you can still claim this but should not show any other expenses on the return.
Thank you.

Hi HMRC1234,
That is correct.
Thank you.
 

Hi EU citizen_3,
No you do not need to send in the P85 now. the 2015/16 year is now out of date for any action to be taken.
Thank you.

Hi SK,
As different rates apply for different incomes, you will need to work out the amount of tax that has been paid abroad for each source in order to claim.
The drop down boxes for the rates also depend on the country in which the income is from as there will be a maximum allowed.
Please see further guidance at Relief for Foreign Tax Paid 2023 (HS263)
Thank you.

Hi Har21,
The link provided should answer both questions.
Thank you.

Hi James,
The Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (ITEPA) states that in order for a travel expense to be allowable, it must satisfy one of two tests:
It is “necessarily incurred in the performance of duties” (ITEPA s.337)
The travel is “for necessary attendance” (ITEPA s.338) 
Additionally, the employee must be “obliged to incur and pay them as the holder of employment” (ITEPA s.337(1)(a) and 338(1)(a)).                                                                                    as The car is not hers and she is not paying for travel then no mileage is due"
Thank you.

Hi Leeruby242,
If you could call our National Insurance Helpline on 0300 200 3500 they will be able to trace your National Insurance Number and send you a letter of confirmation through the post.
Thank you.