HMRC Admin 25 Response
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RE:Registering as sole trader
Hi Andrew McMurtrie,
While you can wait until the end of the 24/25 tax year before you update your Self Assessment status to include Self Employment (a Sole Trader), you can update us as soon as the 24/25 tax year begins.
please go to:
Set up as a sole trader
For more info and links to register, or contact us herefor more advice:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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RE:Personal allowance deducted by "Untaxed Interest on Saving"
Hi Pui Yee Lee,
You are correct.
We use your confirmed 22/23 untaxed interest figure as an estimate for your untaxed interest in 23/24, and put that estimate through your 23/24 code. When your banks confirm your total 23/24 untaxed interest figure at the end of 23/24, we request or refund the difference between the confirmed figure and the figure in your code.
We then also use 23/24's confirmed figure as an estimate for 24/25 etc.
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RE:HMRC Error
Hi Janni,
As you've confirmed that the error is not coming from your employer, we would now need to review your record to identify exactly what's causing this issue.
Please contact us by webchat or phone here:
Income Tax: general enquiries
We can start to resolve this for you.
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RE:Tax underpayment advice
Hi Jeff John,
We would need to review your record to confirm your underpayment calcualtion for you.
To allow us to do this, contact us by webchat or phone here:
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: HMRC think I have 2 jobs but I only have 1
Hi uramakr1 Ramakrishnan,
Contact us by webchat or phone here:
Income Tax: general enquiries
We can provisionally cease the employment that is still incorrectly open, allowing us to update your code and restore at least some of your tax free allowance.
If you have your P45 from the previous employer, we can fully update and close the old employment, and fully restore your tax code, allowing us to issue any repayment due to you through your next wage.
Thank you.
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RE:Joint accounts and the £10000 self assessment.
Hi Steve72,
As the individual interest is under £10,000, a return is not required.
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RE:Self Assessment request to pay via employment PAYE
Hi Kezzy KM,
We are sorry to hear of the frustration caused by your request not having been applied.
This often occurs when we haven't received an estimate of your pay for the upcoming tax year.
We don't want to collect a prohibitively large amount of tax from your wage.
Contact us by webchat or phone here:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
We can either update your code, or offer alternatives.
Thank you.
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RE: SIPP contributions and definition of Higher Rate Taxpayer
Hi jacw001,
Your adjusted net income includes any untaxed interest from savings and dividends.
Additonal savings allowances, including the Personal Savings Allowance and the Starting Rate for Savings, are not applied to this untaxed interest before it is added to your adjusted net income.
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RE: Reporting savings interest
Hi Steve72,
Your banks and building societies will inform us of the amounts of savings and dividends interest you have received, so that we can then organise with you how best to collect any tax due.
It's usually collected automatically through your tax code.
We adjust your code with the information received from your accounts.
The tax is then effectively collected through your wage.
A Self Assessment return is necessary to collect tax on savings and investment income over £10,000.
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RE: Mileage expenses
Hi
If a care worker then they can claim Mileage Allowance Relief (MAR) as their own vehicle is being used for business travel.
This does not include home to permanent workplace.
Thank you.