HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
You will not pay tax on the transfer of the capital but once this starts to generate interest you would need to declare that.
Thank you.

Hi Ziomboj,
Yu only need to declare the interest received and this will be taxed as income.
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Hi,
It is taxed in the year it is received/earned.
You can use any of the exchnages rates in that tax year.
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Hi,
As an additional rate taxpayer, the relief claimed is the difference between the basic rate and your own rate of 45%.
You can apply for this relief in the same way as higher rate taxpayers, as detailed here Tax relief when you donate to a charity
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Hi,
It is not really clear what you have - is it a rebate or actual trading in differenct currencies.
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Hi,
If you’d like to make sure that we have received your form then please wait 10 working days from the date that you posted it then call our National Insurance Helpline
and they will check you for.  The Helpline telephone number is 0300 200 3500 (from the UK) or +44 191 203 7010 (from overseas).
Thank you.

Hi Alison,
It would appear that you’re planning on using a courier service to send your CF83 application form to us.  
Your address for this service is:  
PT Operations North East England,
HM Revenue & Customs,
Longbenton,
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE98 1ZZ
United Kingdom.
You may also now complete and submit your CF83 application form online if you prefer.  
The following weblink will take you to the online CF83 form:  Apply to pay voluntary National Insurance contributions when abroad (CF83)3
Thank you.

Hi Antom M,
It would appear that you have sent your payment of voluntary National Insurance contributions to us as someone who lives or work overseas. If this is the case then you would have made your payment correctly.  
When you are overseas your ’18 Digit Reference Number’ is your National Insurance Number IC surname and initial (or as much of your surname as possible).  
I would ask that you wait 8 weeks for your payment to be allocated to your National Insurance account and then check your Personal Tax Account to ensure that it is allocated as you wished. If your payment is not allocated or not as you wished then please call our National Insurance Helpline and they will help you.  
It may be helpful if you had your payment details handy when you called.
Thank you.

Hi Herr Steuermann,
The details that you’ve given about payment of voluntary class 2 National Insurance contributions are correct – your ’18 Digit Reference Number’ is your National Insurance Number IC surname and initial (or as much of your surname as possible).  
For your query about paying voluntary class 3 contributions, then your ’18 Digit Reference Number’ is still the same – your National Insurance Number IC surname and initial (or as much of your surname as possible).  
However, if you are making a payment of both voluntary class 2 and voluntary class 3 contributions from overseas at the same time, then you may just send one payment – the bank details and your ’18 Digit Reference Number’ are the same.
Thank you.

Hi Antanas1963,
We will do our best to allocate your payment to your National Insurance account, but please check your Personal Tax Account to ensure that they are allocated as you wished.  
If they are not allocate as you wished then please call our National Insurance Helpline and they will arrange for it to be corrected.
Thank you.