HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Amy,

Boxes 23 onwards only need to be completed if you are UK resident and claiming the remittance basis.

If this is not the case then you do not need to enter any information in these sections.

Guidances notes on this can be found here

Residence, remittance basis etc (Self Assessment SA109)

You would still complete boxes 18/19, boxes 20-22 are only for income which potentially will be doubly taxed.

These pages as suggested can only be completed online through third party software as HMRC software does not have this section.

You can complete a paper copy of the return instead or purchase third party software

Self Assessment commercial software suppliers

Deadlines for self assement filing can be found here

Self Assessment tax returns

Thank you

Hi SebGo,

We cannot issue a certificate of residence for a future date, but you can request up to the current date here as long as you have registered for self assessment:

How to apply for a certificate of residence to claim tax relief abroad

If however you do get paid this income with tax deducted, then you can enter this on the foreign section of your return and we can give foreign tax credit so that you are not taxed twice on the same income. 

Thank you.

Hi C Law,

If you qualify for split year then you are only reporting the income for the UK part of the year. 

Thank you.

Hi Katz57,

Yes, this should be treated as a foreign pension and would be entered under the foreign section of the return.

If any tax has already been deducted in Australia then also enter this information as you may be able to claim credit for this against any UK tax.

Thank you.

Hi SHina,

There is no income tax implication on the transfer of money to a UK bank account but you may wish to speak to your bank re any possible fees. 

Thank you.

Hi taimmah,

There is no income tax implications when you change capital from one bank account to another.

You may wish to check with the overseas tax authorities if  you need to notify them and you may wish to contact your bank to check if any deails are needed there.

Thank you.

Hi D0minika,

There are no income tax implications regarding you receiving a cash gift.  

Your second question may relate to Inheritance tax and it is not covered on this forum, see link below for an overview re.  Inheritance Tax that may help with your enquiry

Inheritance Tax

Thank you.