HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi Kenneth Jones,
You can get confirmation of the amount from the Pension Service here:
Contact the Pension Service
Thank you. 

 

Hi Charl2890,
Sorry you are having trouble getting through to the Income Tax helpline but this the  only helpline for amending your tax code. 
The contact information for them is here:
Income Tax: general enquiries
Thank you. 

Hi dolores_1980,
You can complete an employment page.
For the other question regarding post-employment income, please see here for guidance on if that section needs to be completed:
Additional information notes 
Thank you. 

Hi FH,
You can claim the cost of using the services of a letting agent as an expense.
Please see here: 
Work out your rental income when you let property
Thank you
 

Hi taps1234 ag,
If you were completing a paper tax return, you would declare the foreign Capital Gains and tax paid on SA106.
As you are completing the online tax return, please select tailor your return and tick yes to the box "If you received any foreign income, do you need to complete the foreign section?" 
If you want to claim a foreign tax credit, select ' YES' to "Do you wish to claim Foreign Tax Credit Relief on Capital Gains".
Thank you. 

Hi dijeah,
You only need to state in the Self Assessment the donation.
If we require any further information you will receive a letter.
If you have any evidence of the donation you should keep this as we may request it.
Thank you. 
 

Hi flaccus,
NT tax code ensures that no tax is deducted from pensions or employment.  
As every double taxation agreements is individual to each country, we cannot answer your question, as the answer would depend on the country in question.
If you do not need to complete a tax return, you should submit online form P85.
If you do complete a tax return, you should also complete SA109 (residence) and HS304.
Non-residents tax relief under double taxation agreements (Self Assessment helpsheet HS304)
Thank you. 

Hi newluke16,
"BIM1100210 advises "
A cash-back received in the course of trading is a receipt of the trade to be included in taxable trade profits"".
You would include this in the gross turnover"
BIM100210 - Miscellaneous income: particular sources: cash-backs
Thank you. 
 

Hi I,
1 - Yes
2 - Yes.  You can only claim the £1000.00 trading income allowance or the expenses incurred, not both.
https://www.gov.uk/expenses-if-youre-self-employed.
Thank you. 

Hi sonia Wong,
With split year treatment, the full allowance is available against the UK taxable income.
The pension relating to the period you were overseas, is not taxable.
Only the pension arising from your arrival in the UK, will be taxable in the UK, and should be reported on a Self Assessment Tax return.
Thank you.