HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi Phillip Taylorz,
We apologise if you haven't received a response to your letter regarding the outstanding amounts.
If you contact our Income Tax department we can locate the letter on the system and refer this on to advise the processing office that you haven't had to response to the letter.
Income Tax: general enquiries
Thank you. 
 

Hi Sam Lee,
On the basis of the info provided, tax year 2022/23 would be regarded as a 'split year' and the only income you would have to declare is income received between your arrival in the UK and the 5 April 2023.
As the income in question was foreign interest, it should be declared in the Foreign pages (SA106) of a 2023 Self Assessment Tax return.  
Tax on foreign income
RDR3: Statutory Residence Test (SRT) notes    
Thank you.      

Hi RayL,
The form SA109 is not supported by HMRC software.
You can purchase 3rd party software which will then allow you to submit it online.
Please see:
Self Assessment commercial software suppliers
Your other option is to send the full return (SA100) and SA109 by paper.  
The dealine for this is 31 October.
Thank you. 

Hi FCP,
If you have signed up for the online account you should be able to see if a repayment has been created.
It should show online if a repayment is available to be claimed or if it is pending.
Repayments are usually generated and issued after the return is filed.
If you contact our Self Assessment department we can confirm the position:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
Thank you.
 

Hi FCP,
You will still need to register as self-ehmployed.
If you do not meet the threshold to pay class 2 it will not be charged:
Register for Self Assessment
Thank you. 
 

Hi Robert Anderson,
You should complete P85 when you leave the UK providing all details regarding your departure from the UK.
If you are continuing to be paid by a UK employer we will consider if a code of NT (No Tax) is applicable.
You should also take the Statutory Residence Test on Gov.UK to determine where you will be classed as resident in the year of departure.
Get your Income Tax right if you're leaving the UK (P85)
RDR3 Statutory Residence Test
Thank you, 

 

Hi Jake8899 net,
As you are the beneficial owner of the property then you will be liable for any Capital Gains Tax due.
Report and pay your Capital Gains Tax:
What you need to do
Thank you, 
 

Hi Philip Staines,
You should complete P85 when you leave the UK providing all details regarding your departure from the UK.
If you are continuing to be paid by a UK employer we will consider if a code of NT (No Tax) is applicable.
You cannot do this in advance and should send the form upon your departure from the UK.
If you are not resident in the UK then a Self Assessment record may not be necessary.
We will review this in accordance with the information provided on form P85.
Please contact our National Insurance helpline on 0300 200 3500 regarding your national insurance.
Get your Income Tax right if you're leaving the UK (P85)
Thank you. 

Hi Filbert79,
Capital Gains Tax comes down to beneficial ownership.
If the three of you were beneficial owners.
Then you are correct that one third of the Capital Gain should be declared by each of you.
Please see Tax when you sell property:
Tax when you sell property
Thank you. 

Hi p9dyl,
If you are still UK resident when working overseas then the UK has taxing rights on your worldwide income and you will be required to include your foreign earnings in your
Self Assessment return.
This income will be included in calculating your Higher income child benefit charge.
Please see:
High Income Child Benefit Charge
Thank you.