HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi JohnnieHuman,
This is a round sum expense allowance EIM05100 - Employment income: round sum expense allowances and would be assess/allow with
actual allowable expenses being claimed on SA return.
Thank you.

Hi Burtgang,
The only situation where specific shares can be identified is where bed and breakfasting applies. CG13370 - Bed and breakfasting: shares and securities
Otherwise the S104 pool rules apply. CG51500 - Share identification rules: introduction
Thank you.

Hi timothysycheung,
As the 9 months is for the final period of ownership, you were actually living in it until March.
As sold in June you were only out for 3 months so 6months of the final 9 you were living in it.
As such you would only add 3 to the 198 to work out your relief - 198+3/12
Thank you.

Hi AMTAX,
Its not clear what you are actually looking for here - is it capital gains or rental income?
Thank you.

Hi Andrew Cole,
Unfortunatly I am unable to provide an individual response as I am unable to review your records.
I suggest that you ring the Tax Credit helpline (not the payment helpline) on 0345 300 3900 and ask for an explanation of how the overpayment occurred
or write to the Tax Credit Office to ask for an explanation.
Tax Credit Office
HM Revenue and Customs
BX9 1LR
United Kingdom
Thank you.

 

Hi t4terry,
Please check the self assessment tool at Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return, to confirm a tax return is no longer appropriate
and then, from overseas, you can contact HMRC using +44 161 931 9070 or by contacting our webchat facility at Self Assessment: general enquiries.  
(Open Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm Closed on weekends and bank holidays). The other option is to write to
H.M. Revenue and Customs
Self Assessment
BX9 1AS
and advise you no longer meet self assesment critieria.
Thank you.

 

Hi Lisa McGonigle,
You would need to contact HMRC to have a copy of the paperwork sent to you.
Contact HMRC
Thank you.

Hi 12312323,
With the property income it would be the net profit so this will be minus the property allowance. 
Thank you.