HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi.
No you are not.
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Hi Ryan,
If tax is deducted on the payments through the construction industry scheme, you would not pay tax on the income a second time.  
If you are treating this as income, you will have class 1 NIC to deduct or if you class as self employment income, class 2 and class 4 NIC through self assessment.  
You may wish to consider the IR35 rules, as you may be affected by them.  Understanding off-payroll working (IR35).
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Hi,
You need to seek professional advice as this is an accoutancy and tax planning related question.  
In terms of your question regarding AML you will need to direct this to the competent authority.  
You can contact them at Money laundering
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Hi Emma8575,
As already advised in previous answers this forum has no access to R&D claims nor can it progress on your behalf.
Corporation Tax: general enquiries can possibly assist regarding a specific entry on the CT600 but cannot progress outstanding R & D claims
The only option regarding progress chasing of your claim is through the Mailbox at RD.IncentivesReliefs@hmrc.gov.uk
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Hi,
This is a tax planning related question and you should seek professional advice.  
This will also fall under the realms of personal tax so you may want to consider this when seeking advice.
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Hi Jon,
This is a tax planning related question and you should seek professional advice.
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Hi Tarek220371,
This is an accountancy question and you should seek professional advice.
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Hi,
You can send your payslip to
HM Revenue & Customs,
PAYE,
BX9 1AS.
If you are having issues with your employer, you might find it helpful to contact ACAS. Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service. 
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Hi,
You should send all documentation you have confirming the missing employments to -
HM Revenue & Customs,
PAYE,
BX9 1AS.
Once the information has been received, an advisor can manually correct your employment history.
If your query is in relation to missing National Insurance contributions information, you would need to contact the National Insurance helpline. 
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Hi,
1. we do not deal with Stamp duty on this forum and you will need to contact them direct, Stamp Duty Land Tax or contact the SDLT helpline on 0300 200 3510
2. as you claimed this as your main residence, there is no gain/no loss for tax  purposes when the property is sold.
Thank you.