HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Christopher Trim,
On the online tax return there should be a delete link on the page. If you are unable to find this link please contact our online helpdesk
for assistance. Technical support with HMRC online services
If you think the employment history we hold for you is incorrect you will need to contact HMRC to review. Contact HMRC
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Hi Pieter O,
Yes, jointly owned investment account is split 50:50.  Have a look at SAIM2420 - Interest: taxation of interest: joint accounts
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Hi agustrodmar,
The period required for income details on a U1 certificate differs depending on which country requires the certificate (please see the notes in section 4 on the back of your U1 certificate which may explain what period is required for the country you are applying for unemployment benefit).
Without checking your personal records, I am unable to confirm if the details provided on your U1 certificate are correct.  
At part 6 of the certificate, where is states that the holder is not entitled to unemployment benefits - this means that you are not in receipt of unemployment benefits in the UK.
It doesn’t mean that you won’t be entitled to unemployment benefits in the country that you are requesting the U1 certificate for. This will be decided by the authorities in that country. Please speak to one of our HMRC advisors if you require a more specific answer to your queries.
You can contact HMRC on 0300 200 3500 (+44 191 203 7010 if calling from abroad) lines are open from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday.
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Hi jiltedg,
I have searched gov.uk and this is the information that I have found
Income to include over £300
Add up the full amount of the following types of other income, then take off £300.
Income from dividends
Include any UK company dividends you’ve received. Also add in the tax credit — shown on the dividend voucher supplied by the company.
This could include:
•    gross amount of dividend income from company shares, authorised unit trusts and open ended investment companies — the amount to include is the total before tax
•    stock or scrip dividends where shareholders receive shares instead of a cash dividend — the amount to include is the total before tax
Exclude any capital gains exempt from tax.
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Hi Stephen Lerner,
If you call the National Insurance Helpline on 0300 200 3500 they will be able to check your National Insurance account, advise you of the amounts that
you may pay and provide you with an 18 Digit Number for you to make payment with.  
They will also give you details of our bank account.
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Hi Gerrit,
If you complete and return the CF83 application form you will be able to receive details of any shortfalls of voluntary National Insurance contributions that you may pay.  
If you do not wish to set up either a direct debit or annual request for payment going forward then leave questions 23 & 24 blank.
If you’d rather just send us a letter to ask to pay voluntary contributions rather than complete the CF83 application form then this would be fine.
Before asking about paying voluntary contributions you should check with the Future Pension Centre to make sure that it is worthwhile for you to pay them.  
Their contact details can be found via:  Check your State Pension forecast
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Hi Eunice Tang,
The same day rule applies to shares bought and sold on the same day i.e. with the same date of disposal/acquisition not to a 24 hour period.
Therefore if the old shares were sold on 3 March but the new shares were not acquired until 4 March, they would not be deemed as happening on the same day even
if they did happen within a 24 hr period.
The 30 day rule relates to shares acquired in the 30 days following the day of disposal (the ‘bed and breakfasting’ rule) provided the person making the disposal
was resident in the UK at the time of the acquisition.  If you are not resident in the UK at the time, this rule does not apply.
CG51560 - Share identification rules for capital gains tax from 6.4.2008: the “same day” and “bed and breakfast” identification rules gives advice on the same day rule
and bed and breakfast rules.
There is also the helpsheet HS284 Shares and Capital Gains Tax (Self Assessment helpsheet HS284).
Yes, the rules are applicable to share options, as well as other types of investment.
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Hi Klaudia Dobrzycka,
No you dont need to include this.
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Hi Klaudia Dobrzycka,
If the car is not related to your self employment no.
If it is for self employment please refer to Claim capital allowances Business cars
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Hi NMDMS,
Please refer to Shares and Capital Gains Tax (Self Assessment helpsheet HS284) and the second choice for examples on S104 holding.
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