HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi como,
As previously advised, the certificate of residence is if you are a UK resident claiming relief for income receive outside the UK.
As you are not UK resident a certificate of residence is not applicable and you would need to claim relief on your UK income via a double taxation relief claim.
Thank you. 

Hi Anne Drysdale,
Details on the tax paid on savings interest can be found here:
Tax on savings interest 
You would only report the interest you personally received from your joint account on your tax return.
Please, do not report your spouse's interest on your return.
Thank you. 

 

Hi Pa2324,
You will show this as foreign income and if a paper return this will be the SA106.
The income must be declared in sterling.
Thank you. 


 

Hi NorthernDogFriend2,
Please refer to the following guidance here:
Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs)
Thank you. 

Hi saeed,
You will need to declare this income in the Additional Information Section when filing your 2024 tax return.
Thank you. 

Hi dannyOasis,
You can get relief from customs charges due on personal belongings and other goods, when transferring your place of residence by applying for Transfer of residence.
More information on below link:
Transfer of residence to the UK
Thank you. 

 

Hi Joaquin Fernandez,
We would advise contacting the Customs and International trade helpline here:
0300 322 9434 for help.
Imports and exports: general enquiries.
Thank you. 
 

Hi TomasV,
SCDP is a customs authorisation which allows an operator to make simplified import declarations and UKIMS is an authorisation to declare goods you bring into Northern Ireland 'not at risk’ of moving to the EU, so that the applicable EU rate of duty will not be payable on those goods. 
When to use either these declarations depends upon the type of goods, movements and customs procedure.
This will be covered on the authorisation letter traders received when have been granted the authorisation.
More information available on below links.
Bringing goods that are not controlled into Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) from Northern Ireland or Ireland
Apply for authorisation for the UK Internal Market Scheme if you bring goods into Northern Ireland
Group 2: References of Messages, Document, Certificates and Authorisations
Group 2: References of Messages, Document, Certificates and Authorisations Updated 9 May 2024
Thank you.



 

Hi TomasV,
Yes, traders are required to apply separately for GB and NI SCDP authorisation.
More information here:
How to apply
Thank you. 

Hi Prashant
 You will to need to contact our Corporation Tax helpline, as it is out of our remit to offer guidance on tax on investments.
Corporation Tax: general enquiries
Thank you.