HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
Please contact our International Trade Team about this as there are special procedures for reimporting goods after they have been worked on overseas:
Imports and exports: general enquiries
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Hi Chrissie, 
In order to benefit from the reduced rate of VAT in relation to a property being empty for 2 or more years you would need to meet the following criteria:
8. Reduced rating the renovation or alteration of empty residential premises
The guidance states:
You can ignore any use that is:
Illegal occupation by squatters
occupation by ‘guardians’
Non-residential use, such as storage for a business
A ‘guardian’ is a person who is installed in a property by the owner or on behalf of the owner to deter squatters and vandals. They may pay a low rent on terms that fall short
of a formal tenancy. Alternatively, they may be paid to occupy the property.
A ‘guardian’ is to be distinguished from a caretaker or housekeeper who lives permanently on the property. Property occupied by a caretaker or housekeeper is likely to be
furnished throughout.
If the dwelling has been lived in on an occasional basis (for example, because it was a second home) in the 2 years immediately before you start your work you cannot
reduce rate your supply.
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Hi,
You will need to contact the National Insurance department for details on if and how voluntary payments contributions can be made.
You can contact at National Insurance: general enquiries.
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Hi Oldmazda1997,
As a basic rate taxpayer, your tax rate will be a maximum of 20% - UK rate - so any additional tax due on the norwegian pension will already give relief for the foreign tax paid.
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Hi, 
Please refer to guidance at:-  Capital Gains Tax: what you pay it on, rates and allowances
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Hi anjali,
You would need to check your VISA to see if you are allowed.
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Hi,
No.
The unused relief is only in relation to avoiding an annual tax charge should you exceed contributions of 60k.
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Hi,
Yes.
You have boughrt them from money earned in the UK but they are based abroad>
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Hi,
Yes you will need to report this to confirm that some of your losses have now been used.
You can do this in writing giving your computation to
HMRC PAYE & Self Assessment
BX9 1AS
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Hi,
The guidance clearly states that the employer must be a UK resident which this would appear not to be. As such, the income will be taxable and then you can claim relevant expenses -
Claim tax relief for your job expenses
Thank you.