HMRC Admin 25 Response

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

Hi JessicaLove,
You can claim up 100% for this type of income.
However, the relief cannot exceed the actual UK tax due on the same source of income.
Thank you. 

Hi Filbert79,
It would need to be a legal document showing this and cannot be applied retrospectively.
Thank you.
 

Hi Anne Fendley,
This section refers to the maximum rate that can be applied on the foreign shares rather than your rate.
Both these are limited to 15% so you will select that.
Thank you. 
 

Hi Robert Lawton,
The double taxation relief claim does not cover rental income and you will still need to declare this to the UK as a non resident landlord.
Further guidance is here:
Tax on your UK income if you live abroad
Thank you. 

Hi Gillian Brown,
As long as the actual shares are in his name, it will be seen as his gain for tax purposes.
Thank you. 

Hi Pauline Covill,
HMRC can only offer general advice on this forum and you should therefore refer to guidance here:
Tax on foreign income
Should you need more specific details, you will need to contact us direct on 0300 200 3300 or write to HMRC, PAYE & Self Assessment BX9 1AS
Thank you. 

Hi Ash Gordon,
For details on pension contributions please refer to:
Tax on your private pension contributions
The kit you are buying doesnt need to be new.
Further guidance on expenses are here:
Expenses if you're self-employed
Thank you, 

Hi Ed G100,
Excess reported income is treated as being received on the ‘fund distribution date’.
The fund distribution date for a reporting fund is 6 months following the last day of the reporting period.
Thank you. 

Hi MH Cheung,
Yes, you can claim Foreign Tax Credit Relief for the tax paid in Hong Kong.
Tax on foreign income
Thank you.