HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi Frederick,
To give you the correct advice here, we may need to clarify a few elements of your query.
To allow us to do this, please contact us by webchat or phone here:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
Thank you. 

Hi rifflections,
You are followed the correct process so far.
When you receive your UTR (which confirms your Self Assessment record has been set up), you can use that to register to file your Self Assessment returns online, via your Personal Tax Account.
You can do that here:
File your Self Assessment tax return online .
When you enter the income you generate as a sole trader on your Self Assessment return, that income will be attributted to you.
Thank you. 

Hi Essexbetty,
We are sorry for the issues you've experienced in trying to resolve this.
Please try resubmitting your 22/23 return.
Then contact us by webchat or phone here:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
24 - 72 hours after submission, we should be able to confirm if your return has been received, give further advice, and address any penalties that have arisen, if they do.
Thank you. 

Hi Ying Wai Chan,
We are sorry for any frustration you are experiencing in resolving this issue.
Merging multiple records can take time, as we need to ensure that the details that remain on your merged record are correct across all years of the multiple records being active.
If any tax is due following the submission of your paper return, we will write to you confirming the amount, and you can appeal any penalties that arise through not being able to file your return online.
If you would like to contact us, and would prefer an alternative to phoning, you can contact us by webchat here:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
Click 'ask hmrc online'.
Thank you. 

Hi Anthony,
To give you the best advice, we may need to ask for more information and check your records.
Please contact our Online Services team by webchat or phone here so we can advise further.
Technical support with HMRC online services
Thank you. 

Hi Kunal,
You can claim tax relief on this.
Please  contact us by webchat or phone here:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
So we can apply the amount you wish to claim for.
Note that, if the amount is £10,000, you will need to claim in writing, including evidence of the payments made.
You can read more here:
Tax on your private pension contributions
Thank you. 
 

Hi Martin Williams,
If you find you are unable to cash your cheque abroad, then we can send a replacement cheque to a nominee, who you appoint and who has a UK bank account.  
Contact us by webchat or phone here:
Income Tax: general enquiries
To allow us to do this.
Thank you. 
 

Hi Ryan,
You would not deduct salary sacrafice car payments to calculate your Adjusted Net Income.
Salary sacrafice payments are usually deducted from your wage by your employer before they confirm your gross, taxable wage.
Thank you. 

Hi Elizaveta,
Your parents may have to pay tax on the gift in their country of resident, but nothing in the UK.
You will need to declare your share of the businesses profits in a Self Assessment tax return.
You may also have Capital Gains Tax implications if you dispose of your share of the business.
Thank you. 

Hi Anne,
The dividend arising from the shares, is taxable and should be declared on a Self Assessment tax return as a dividends.
If you dispose of the shares for more than they were acquired for, then there may be capital gains tax to pay.
Thank you.