HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi Dj Smith,
Once you sell them you may be liable for Capital Gains Tax if the value has increased
Please see:
ERSM180020 - CGT Interface
Thank you.

Hi Bunty,
You would record the date as 6 April 2023. 
Thank you. 
 

Hi chun li,
You will have to speak with your employer, as we are notified by them of which tax year your income is paid in.
The tax year ends on the 5th April, so you will need to check with your employer how they have declared this to HMRC.
Thank you. 

Hi Patrick,
Traders need to use the government gateway account which is linked to their EORI.
We would advise contacting the Customs and International trade helpline:
Imports and exports: general enquiries
For more help and for issues with online gateway account please contact our Technical support helpline. 
Technical support with HMRC online services
Thank you. 

 

Hi 5k1ny,
If you have been charged import VAT by DPD and they have used your details correctly you should receive C79 certificate.
You can access C79 online, please see below link for more information.
Manage your import duties and VAT accounts
You can also discuss postpone VAT accounting with DPD as alternative of paying the import vat and claiming it back.
Thank you. 


 

Hi Ilona2002 Ambartsumian,
You can declare goods online from 5 days (120 hours) before you’re due to arrive in the UK.
More information on below link:
Bringing goods into the UK for personal use
Thank you. 

 

Hi JN,
As you are paying above the NIC LEL, you will need  for a register a PAYE scheme and run payroll.
This can be done online as folows:-
Register as an employer
Further guidance can be found here:
Running a limited company: your responsibilities
Thank you


 

Hi DoraS,
Please call the Employer Helpline here to discuss further:
Employers: general enquiries
Thank you. 

Hi James,
EIM refers:
EIM23900 - Car benefit: special cases: issues relating to electric cars
There is no taxable benefit when(EIM23900):
•    Employee Charges a Car at the employers' premises or
•    Employer pays for a charge card of £100 per year to allow employees unlimited access to a local authority charging point
•    Employer reimburses costs of charging while on a business journey this includes using a company credit card
•    Employer pays or reimburses the employee for a vehicle charging point to be installed at the employee’s home as long as it is connected with a taxable car or van (Section 239(4) ITEPA 2003), it also has to be an electric or hybrid vehicle (Section 239(2) ITEPA 2003)
-    If an employee charges the car at home, and the employer only reimburses business element using the advisory mileage rates – this is not reportable. 
-    If an employee charges the car at home, and the employer reimburses both business and private – reimbursement is reported through payroll and the employee may be able to make a claim for a deduction for business mileage. 
Thank you. 
 

Hi Alicja,
Please refer to public notice 700/64 section 3, as this provides guidance regarding input claims when a business purchases a car
3. Input tax on buying a car.
Thank you.