HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi cc101,
If you have a total turnover from self employment of less than £1000.00 in a tax year, then you do not need to declare it in a tax return, even if you have to complete a return for other criteria.
When you regiser for self employment, you are registering for Self Assessment at the same time.
This allows National Insurance to be included in the tax calculations, where the profit exceeds the NI thresholds.
Thank you.

Hi Jon T,
The table at your original question from RDRM11520 is for the years prior to arrival.
For the year of arrival, for split year treatment you would then look at which case you are applying under:
RDRM12000 - Residence: The SRT: Split year treatment: Contents
Thank you. 

Hi Fiona Tse,
The pension from Hong Kong is only taxable there.
She will only need a return for the savings interest and will therefore need to apply manually for the UTR
Registering for Self Assessment and getting a tax return
Thank you.

Hi volley liu,
If it is classed as self employment, it will be covered by the trading allowance and therefore no need to report.
Thank you. 

Hi muki1,
You will show that you own 100% of the property and your cost/purchase price will be the amount you paid when you first bought the property and also the amount you paid to buy out the other owner.
Thank you. 

Hi Ash Gordon,
We cannot answer that until details of all your income are known after 6/4/24.
Thank you.

Hi Moto1,
No,you can only open 1 cash ISA each year.
Thank you. 

Hi Olbel,
You will declare the £20000 as income and claim the £4000 as Foreign Tax Credit Relief.
All foreign income must be converted to sterling.
Yes, the letter of confirmation is the same application process as CoR.
Thank you. 

Hi Kaveesha Perera,
As you are using commercial software you will need to contact the supplier.
Thank you. 
 

Hi Anup788,
No, as you  will still be classed as UK tax resident.
Thank you.