HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Tony Chau,

To trace a NINO even if you don’t know it…

-    Try setting up Personal Tax Account via gov.uk, if sufficient security questions passed then NINO will be confirmed.
-    Call the NI helpline on 0300 200 3500 and answer security questions – NINO will be sent in the post.
-    CA5403 from gov.uk fill in and submit by post, office will trace NINO and send confirmation by post.

Thank you.

Hi Nick Mi,

If you received a repayment from both PAYE and Self Assessment we would need to review your record.
Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi Jordan8892,

If you contact the Income Tax department we will be able to contact our Student Loans Unit who can discuss this with you
Income Tax: general enquiries

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Hi Meyrick Irving,

Please report your South African freelance income in the Self Employed pages (SA103) of your tax return.
You can claim Foreign Tax Credit Relief re: any South African tax paid in the Foreign Pages (SA106) under the heading ' Foreign tax paid on employment,
self-employment and other income'. Foreign notes

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Hi Steve Ashworthc,

This depends on a number of things, including the type of PAYE scheme being operated.  
It is best you contact our Employer Help Line on 0300 200 3200 to discuss in more detail.

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Hi Minimalist1984,

We would need to view the Self Assessment tax return to check the entries made.
Please contact HMRC Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi Nitin Patney,

The Self Assessment tile will be shown on your personal tax account linked to your Self Assessment.
If not shown on your personal tax account you may have more than one account set up.
If you contact our Online Helpdesk to review. Technical support with HMRC online services they should be able to help.

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Hi Giacomo Gargano,

You can telephone +44 161 931 9070 to aks for copies.

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Hi Jimmy Chu,

If in Self Assessment collected in your tax return.
If no Self Assessment then at the tax year end the bank/building society send the interest details to HMRC and we will then review your
records and issue a calculation if tax is under or overpaid.
Your code would be updated with the interest details going forward as an estimate. 

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Hi tws1 Spanner,

The £24,000 will be treated as a distribution, not a capital receipt in the hands of the shareholders.
There will be 2 distributions: one of £26,000 and one of £24,000. The shareholders will have received a total distribution of £50,000.
Please see the guidance on the gov.uk website in HMRC’s Company Taxation Manual at CTM36220.

Thank you.