HMRC Admin 25 Response
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RE :Dividend Income Effect on Overall Tax and Allowances-
Hi Customer9999,
This is still taxable income and is added to show your total income received.
If this then takes you over 3100k, your allowances will be correctly reduced.
As the actual amount is still within the dividend allowance for being taxed, then the tax rate applied will be 0%
Thank you. -
Claiming tax refund without online account
Hi Chen Lee,
If you have UK rental income and live abroad, you should be completing a Self Assessment tax return as you are a non resident landlord.
You can claim a refund via the tax return.
Tax on your UK income if you live abroad.
Thank you.
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RE:Your tax return is 90% complete
Hi Helen123,
It has to be 100% complete in order to submit.
You will need to move past the calculation section to complete the declaration in order to submit.
Thank you.
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RE:Reporting interest on personal savings
Hi Orson Cart,
UK banks and buikding socities notify HMRC or the interest received.
If there is any additonal tax to pay, a calculation will be issued to advise.
Thank you.
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RE:Lost in Post
Hi Salisbury,
You can send in a copy as long as you re sign and date it.
Thank you.
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How to correctly declare foreign employment income in self-assessment?
Hi andz5,
You will declare this on the UK employment page.
If foreign tax has been deducted, you will also show it on the foreign section in order to claim Foreign Tax Credit Relief.
Thank you.
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RE: BNO
Hi hkuk2023,
Where your investment interest or dividends exceeds £10000, a tax return is required.
The best way to ensure that a tax return is not required is to use the tax return checker.
It will confirm whether you need to complete a tax return or not.
Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return
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Capital gains tax on sale of gold.
Hi John P,
As the gold is not in the form of british coins or bullion, you may be liable to Capital Gains Tax if you have sold it for more than you paid for it.
Thank you.
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RE:Full remote working in Dubai for UK company
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RE:How to pay Notice of Assessment (from Venture Capital Reliefs Team)?
Hi Excelsior,
You can pay HMRC using the methods advised at:
Pay taxes, penalties or enquiry settlements
Thank you.