HMRC Admin 20 Response
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RE: Job-related accommodation / Principle Private Residence Relief
Hi JEP,
Please refer to guidance at CG64555 - Private residence relief: two or more residences: job-related accommodation
Thank you.
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RE: Amend return/Remittance and SA-109
Hi Msilberb,
You need to send the whole return in the same format so either all on paper or purchase 3rd party software.
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RE: Contacting HMRC while phone lines are down
Hi User2568,
You can contact our Self Assessment department by webchat using the 'Ask HMRC Online' link.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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RE: Tax code - Untaxed interest on savings and investments
Hi David Hill,
The cash incentives are not reported by banks, the allowances are only for interest.
You can use the 'Ask HMRC online' link.
After you have asked a question you can type 'speak to an adviser' and you will be transferred to an adviser if there are any available.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: Tax on foreign property gifted to children?
Hi Niall Mullan,
There is no tax implication for those receiving the gift unless the property generates an income or if you the sell it.
There may be capital gains due for your parents as this is still seen as selling a property -
Tax when you sell property
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RE: IR35 for non-UK tax resident
Hi Guido,
Please refer to:
Understanding off-payroll working (IR35)
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Off-payroll working (IR35)
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RE: self assessment commercial software
Hi F_Keung,
You will need to enroll for Self-Assessment online first.
Please go to Sign in using Government Gateway, select 'Government Gateway' to log in with their User ID and Password and select `enrol for service’ at the side of Self Assessment on the "Services You can add" page
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RE: Retirement Grant Lump Sum - Late Payment Interest
Hi Chester65,
The interest payment would need to be declared as it forms part of the personal savings allowance (£1000 if you are basic rate £500 if you are higher rate) so would be added to any other interest received to ascertain any tax due on it (not ISA).
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RE: exchange rate for foreign share sale
Hi Dragan,
You will need to use the rates from the time of acquisition as your purchase costs.
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RE: Self Assessment Test
Hi May-22,
Yes you will select that option as you have foreign income.
Thank you.