HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Archie,
Althought the full state pension has been applied to your code, you will not be paying the full tax due on it as the code is on a X basis, this means that it wil only tax you for the next 7 months at that rate, not the full 12 months, so if for example your yearly state pension is say 12000(1000 calender month) tax due on this at 20% was total £2400, but as it only starts in Oct, we would op at S570X code (12570-12000) on the Xbasis, in October this will take a extra 200 in tax ( 1000@20%) only and every month going forward, so by the end of March we will have collected and extra £1200 in tax only, not the full £2400.
Thank you.

Hi,
Please have a look at article 14 of the UK Spain tax treaty, regarding employment.  
(2014 UK-Spain Double Taxation Convention).
It advises that your UK based employment undertaken while in Spain, will be taxable in Spain, if you spend 183 days or more in Spain in any 12 month
period commecing or ending in the fiscal year concerned.
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Hi Antoinette,
Yes it is the responsibility of the individual to make sure we have the correct level of incomes set against thier tax code, we do receive certain pay information from the employers also be it RTI/P60 information at the end of the tax year, but this may not be available at the latest tax code for the year has been issued.
So it should be checked by the individual.
Tell HMRC about a change to your personal details
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Hi,
Please see the link here, Income Tax: general enquiries
HMRC's digital assistant should be able to assist in claiming any possibe tax refund and tax code questions.
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Hi,
Your wife should say no to the fisrt question and yes to the 2nd so that only the lump sum pension is noted.
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Hi,
Pease refer to guidance at HS305 Employment-related shares and securities — further guidance (2024) Securities acquired from your employment
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Hi,
Please refer to guidance at Tax on foreign income.
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Hi,
This would need to be confirmed by Inheritance Tax, you will therefore need to contact them on 0300 123 1072.
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Hi becausebe,
Please refer to Repaying your student loan
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Hi,
This forum is for general queries only and is intended to help you self-serve.
We are unable to provide specific advice tailored to individual circumstances. 
Thank you.