HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
Please refer to HS320 Gains on UK life insurance policies (2024)
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Hi, 
For stamp duty please refer to Stamp Duty Land Tax.
We cannot comment on future events as legislation and/or plans may change but based on current guidance, if the property abroad is sold prior to yor move to UK no CGT would be due.
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Hi NGAR,
1. as he is the legal owner yes  
2 & 3. see HS321 Gains on foreign life insurance policies (2024)    
4.any income and tax paid in the 23/24 UK tax year.
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Hi,
It could be  possible that the Global Accounting Margin scheme may be applicable.
The Global Accounting Scheme accounts for VAT on the margin between your total eligible purchases and total eligible sales.
The eligibility criteria per guidance mentions you can use the scheme if:
•    buy an eligible item for £500 or more, and the item is made up of several components valued at less than £500, and you sell the component items individually.
More details can be found in relevant VAT Guidance on GOV.UK Using the global accounting VAT margin scheme
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Hi,
It should normally be on the payslip you recieved from the pension provider which showed tax deducted , it would start with 3 numbers then is made up of a combination of letters and numbers ( ie 120 / AB123) if you cannot find this please contact the pension provider who shoud be able to advise you of this.
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Hi namnam786,
Unfortunatley we can only answer questions of a generic nature on this forum.
I can only apologose for the fustrations you are having getting through and speaking with our helplines.
But you will need to contact them to resove this situation, you shoud explain to them again that your current employment is your only employment, and that you want it to be made 'primary'. The empoyer who you have never actually worked for can be temprorarily ceased or made secondary which should then mean we can get you on the correct code at your employment going forward.- Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi,
This can happen when you start and leave a job in the same month, it maybe that your new employer is operating the 1257l W1/X code which does not take account of any earnings you have had prior to starting your employment.
You should still pay the correct level of tax per month on this code going forward, but there is a possiblilty if both empoyers used the same code in July, that you will have had duplicate tax free allowance that month, so may have a shortfall of tax at the end of the tax year.
This will be reviewed automtaically by our systems so you would not have too do anything futher.
If you are unsure please contact us here - Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi,
No you do not have to wait till the end of the tax year to remedy this, you should contact us and we will review your record and hopefully be able to adjust your
tax code accordingly if all the information we hold is correct, - Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi,
Please refer to guidance at Tax on your UK income if you live abroad
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Hi,
Yes they would.
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