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My total trading amount in 2022-2023 taxation year was GBP32,000 and recorded a capital loss of GBP4,700. Do I need to report these figures in 2022-2023 tax assessment?

I sold my shares in 2022/2023 taxation year. These shares were purchased long time ago and I have lost the trading record (because there are no capital gain tax in my home country). I remember the purchase prices and thus I can calculate the profit and loss but without proof. What should I do?

2022-2023 is my first taxation year in UK and I have not been in UK before. I arrived UK and became a UK tax resident on 6 Jun 2022 and I will apply split year tax treatment before 6 June 2022. My questions are: (1) I placed sell orders for shares and unit trust on 2 Jun 2023 and all of them were executed on 2 Jun 2022 (which were not cancellable). The money credited to my settlement accounts on 7 Jun and 8 Jun 2022 respectively. Should I include these securities and unit trust trading into 2022/23 tax assessment? (2) Some of my shares were purchased long time ago and I have lost the trading record (because there are no capital gain tax in my home country). I remember the purchase prices and thus I can calculate the profit and loss but without proof. Is it acceptable? (3) My total trading amount in 2022-2023 taxation year was GBP32,000 and recorded a capital loss of GBP4,700. Do I need to report these figures in 2022-2023 tax assessment? Thank you.

I am a non-UK resident with £300 interest income from the UK bank saving account in the tax year 2022/2023. This is my only income in UK and there is no tax to be deducted from interest income in my country. Do I need to file the self assessment for this £300 income? If the answer is “Yes”. Then which documents I have to submit? Thank you for your assistance.