HMRC Admin 17 Response
Joined: 1/20/2021
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RE: Split year treatment
Hi,
The date the tenancy is signed is the start date as it is assumed an individual will move in the same day or a few days after.
From the examples you have given, the difference in start dates is due to the property being habital.
Based on your details, it is a choice to enter the property later than the tenancy date and nothing to do with it not being habital.
As such 01/07/13 is the start date in your case as it was then down to choice to move in later .
Thank you.
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RE: Certificate of Residence for tax purposes
Hi,
If your unable to use our online service, you can request a Certificate of Residence by completing the form linked below:
www.tax.service.gov.uk/shortforms/form/PT_CertOfRes?_ga=2.10530870.367291802.1661150501-1586997982.1647944580 .
Thank you.
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RE: Gift money and tax
Hi,
Gifts of cash are not liable to income tax.
However, you may have to pay tax if the gifted money generates interest or dividends.
See link:
Tax on savings interest and
Tax on dividends .
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RE: Zero rate of VAT for solar panel products
Hi.
The 0% reduction is for residential properties and not commercial properties and does include new builds.
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RE: Split Year Treatment
Hi
Benny L,
If claiming split year treatment, you will do this on the SA109 residence page/section of your tax return.
You will declare only the income received since your deemed date of residence.
You will not need to report any overseas gain unless this happended after you became resident in UK .
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RE: Split year treatment
Hi
Isaac Elizondo Garcia,
Split year treatment can only be claimed by completing a self assessment tax return (SA100) and
the residence supplementary page (SA109).
If you have a government gateway user ID and password and have created a personal tax account, you can submit the tax return online.
Alternatively, the tax return can be downloaded and printed off at www.gov.uk .
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RE: How to complete previous years' self assessments online
Hi,
If the returns for the earlier years have been requested, there will be an option for 'more self assessment details' or
'tax return options' which would allow you to select previous years.
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RE: Reimbursed expenses
Hi,
Please note that re-imbursed expenses should be taken into account when calculating your total self-employed income.
If however some or all of the reimbursed expenses are 'allowable', you can of course include them as deductible expenses :.
HS222 How to calculate your taxable profits (2020) .
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RE: Money transfer
Hi,
If the savings have already been earning interest, this should have been reported to the UK.
Refer to guidance at :
Tax on foreign income .
There is no tax to pay on the capital transfer to the UK but once the income is invested here,
any interest or dividends it then generates is liable to income tax .
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RE: Applying Digital Nomad Scheme but still PAYE employee
Hi,
Yes your employer can continue to pay you through PAYE.
With regards to NI, please refer to guidance at :
National Insurance if you work abroad .
There should not be any need for your employer to change the way they pay you .
However, you will need to apply to get your tax code changes to allow this to happen .
Thank you.