HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Manhue B,

We cannot advise or recommend how a business shoud be structured.  
Where an employee is UK resident and employed by a non-UK employer, which has no presence or premises in the UK, what has to happen depends on where the employer is based. 
An employer within the EU for example, may still have to register a PAYE scheme with us, as they may still be liable for employer National Insurance Contributions.  
While an employer outside the EU may not be liable, and therefore the employee may be required to register a PAYE scheme in their own name.  
As this can be a complex decision making process, I recommend calling the Employer Help Line on 03002003200 and speaking to one of our Technicians.

Thank you.

 

Hi Joe Chow,

Where a UK resident employee has an employer that is non-UK based, we have to consider if the employee needs to register a PAYE scheme in their own name and report their earnings and deductions using payroll software.  
There are a number of details we need to know.  
Therefore, please call the Employer Help Line on 03002003200 to discuss fully.

Thank you.

 

Hi damian jaume,

The name and registered address is:

Barclays
1 Churchill Place
London
E14 5HP

The BIC for HMRC’s accounts is BARCGB22

Thank you.

 

Hi Palmsticks,

This link should take you to the new form you are referring to Submit detailed information before you claim Research and Development (R&D) tax relief  

Thank you.

Hi xFifty,

If you click 'Ask HMRC online' and request to speak with an adviser you will be put in the queue for webchat. The helpline will reopen on 4th September.
Self Assessment: general enquiries

Thank you.
 

Hi UKnonDom123,

If claiming the remittance basis you only declare foreign income that you remit, if there is none, you do not need to have the foreign page.
The SA109 residence section must be completed if you are claiming this basis and cannot be used with HMRC software online.
The whole return must be sent together so if wanting to submit online you need to use 3rd party software. As your UK income is over £100,000
this is also a requirement to complete the return for the 2022/23 tax year.

Thank you.