HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi John Bravo,

You will need to register for self assessment and file a tax return after 6/4/24 - Working for yourself

Thank you.

Hi Na Shafeeqa,

The telephone number is 0300 200 3300.
We do not use emails.

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Hi Susan Hope,

These will automatically allocate against your tax bill when you file the return.
This will show on your statement.
Do not include them when doing the return.

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Hi satyri2005,

You will now need to file paper returns for those years.

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Hi DK1966,

The car is required to stay in your code until the year end as it needs to reflect that you had this benefit.
It should be a lower figure that is now showing since you have returned it.
To remove the benefit completely would result in a refund being issued that is not due.

Thank you.

Hi k-00c,

There are no income tax implications on the receipt of a cash gift unless the cash gift generates interest or dividends.
These would then potentially be subject to tax.  
Further guidance can be found here (Tax on savings interest and Tax on dividends).  

Thank you.

Hi AndreaM,

Professional development expenses can be claimed for purchases you make that help you improve your skills or knowledge. There are two categories here:
Training courses
Any class or training course that you take to enhance the skills and knowledge that you use in your business falls under the category of personal development and the full cost can be claimed as an allowable expense.
However, the course or class must be related to your trading activity and not used as a way to offer a different service or expand into a new market.

Professional subscriptions
Subscriptions to professional organisations, trade publications or journals that benefit your business can be claimed so long as they are directly relevant to your industry and work. 
In the case of professional organisations, these must be included in HMRC’s list of approved professional bodies.

Thank you.

Hi Jo.b,

That is correct.

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Hi Ruth Campbell,

You would need to delete the relevant section before it can change on section 3. if you scroll down to the bottom of the page for the section you wish to delete, it is highlighted in red on the right hand side - do you want to delete this section.

Thank you.

Hi SandersQs,

Please refer to guidance at Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs).
HMRC will contact you in due course regarding the excess.

Thank you.