HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi PB55,
 Thank you for getting in touch!
If you're unable to review your 22/23 P800, which confirms your underpayment calculation for that year, you can confirm the amount owed on your Personal Tax Account:
You can sign up for your Personal Tax Account here:
Personal tax account: sign in or set up
Alternatively, you can confirm the amount by contacting us by webchat or telephone:
Income Tax: general enquiries 
Thank you. 

Hi Fozboy,
If the tax year was initially reviewed and an underpayment was calculated and if the tax year was reviewed again as the underpayment already calculated it would then show correct tax paid as the underpayment already calculated. 
Thank you. 

Hi ahmad arab,
Sorry, but this is not a question relating to HMRC.
As the cheque was issued by DVLA please contact them for help with the matter. 
Thank you. 

Hi dirtydustbin200,
No you cannot claim this.
Your office is still classed as your workplace and you cannot claim for home to work travel expenses so it would only be the distance from your office to the resdient that counts as business travel.
Please see guidance here: 
Claim tax relief for your job expenses
Thank you. 
 

Hi David Wilson,
Yes, your estimated income will be on record and the allowances will be adjusted accordingly.
This is based on PAYE income and interest but if you have other sources, you will need to contact us to have it updated.
Thank you. 
 

Hi twdev,
Tax Year 2022 to 2023 onwards
Entitlement
The rules have not changed.
However, for the 2022 to 2023 tax year many customers will no longer be eligible for relief.
Customers can still be eligible to make a claim where they meet both the following criteria:
Their employer has not already paid their expenses they have additional household costs as a result of working from home
One of the following must also apply:
There are no appropriate facilities available to perform the job on the employer’s premises the job requires them to live far from their employer's premises.
Therefore, making daily travel unreasonable government restrictions require them to work from home.
Qualifying expenses:
If one of the above conditions are satisfied the employee is entitled to relief for:
The additional costs of gas and electricity for the work area any increased water usage - metered costs
business telephone calls and dial up internet access.
Employees who satisfy the conditions for relief are entitled to a deduction of
£6 a week, £312 per annum.
Employees need to justify any more than this and support their claim with documentary evidence.
They will be expected to keep records and to be able to show how their figure has been calculated.
This does not include the cost of business telephone calls.
Thank you. 











 

Hi Pete V,
You need to meet the criteria in order to qualify
Please refer to:
Claim tax relief for your job expenses
Thank you. 

Hi Christopher Lynskey,
If either partner earns over £50,000, this must be declared irrespective of which partner receives the benefit.
Thank you.

Hi John999 L,
As the P85 confirms the date you left the UK, you do not need to provide additional documents unless asked for.
Thank you.
 

Hi Graham01,
You should expect to have a reply by 01/12/23.
Thank you.