HMRC Admin 25
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RE: Correct Food Allowance - Private Hire Drivers / Taxi Drivers in London
Hi ali oz,
You cannot claim the cost of food for normal substinance as we all need to eat and drink.
Please refer to:
BIM37920 - Wholly and exclusively: expenditure having an intrinsic duality of purpose: food and drink
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RE: Cost of use of apps and software for business to put against expenses
Hi Elliot,
If solely for your business, yes.
Please see this link for further help and guidance.
Expenses if you're self-employed
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RE: CGT on family home
Hi Kcg32,
Your daughter is not a dependant relative and her time on the house is not eligible for you to claim private residence relief.
You would be due this up to Janury 2023 when you left, plus a further 9 months.
You do not need to provide documents at the time but you should provide your calculations on how you have worked out the relief.
You may be asked at a later date to provide evidence.
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RE: disposal of shares : could I be in trouble ?
Hi J G,
If the actual disposal value was more than £49200 then a tax return would still be required even when the actual gain was below the threshold.
If not, then you do not need to do anything.
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RE: Accidental ISA Exceed - next steps?
Hi LC43102,
HMRC will contact you in due course as some of the interest earned will no be protected by the ISA rules.
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R&D tax credits - additional information form
Hi Edith JJ,
You will need to contact to RD mailbox:
rd.incentivesreliefs@hmrc.gov.uk
Outlining clearly the right of representation, stating that the additional information form was submitted before the R&D claim and ask for an update on whether this has been received.
Make sure to include details such as UTR, accounting period and the claim itself and the dates of which the AIF was sent.
Unfortunately, there is no contact form, and the mailbox will be the correct route to progress chase this.
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RE: R&D claim delays
Hi Jason67 Dance,
As you may already be aware RDTC claim submitted less than 40 days ago or an RDEC claim submitted less than 60 days ago we will be unable to respond to your email.
For any cases which go beyond this timescale.
You will need to contact via email to:
rd.incentivesreliefs@hmrc.gov.uk
To progress chase your case.
This can only be progress chased via email, you will need to contact the mailbox and advise attempted multiple contacts but no progress on your claim.
If your R&D claim is for RDEE (Enhanced expenditure) only and out of timescale, this can be progressed chase via the Corporation Tax helpline and escalated to a technical officer to review.
However, this does not include RDTC or RDEC.
If this is a holding letter response from our WMBC department, you will need to follow any instructions or details to get in contact with them.
Thank you.
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RE: Company electric vehicle and charger installation
Hi
In this instance, we are unable to give advice on these particular queries in full.
We can sign post you to some of the available guidance on gov.uk regarding capital allowances for business cars and what qualifies.
If this does not answer your queries, then you will need to seek financial advice from an accountant.
For any VAT related questions, you may wish to contact the VAT helpline who may be able to advise. Links are below.
100% first year allowances
Business cars
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RE: Paid VAT to supplier but invoice still says "VAT number applied for" after 4 years
Hi wolfeyc,
There is no way you can find out this information.
You can only check the validity of a VAT number once it is provided to you
Please see here:
Check a UK VAT number
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RE: 18 Digit Reference for payments
Hi Annie G,
When making a voluntary payment of National Insurance for a period when overseas,you do not pay on the GOV.UK website.
Yes you can make a bank transfer. If you are paying from a UK bank account you make the payment to:
• sort code - 08 32 20
• account number - 12001004
• account name - HMRC NIC Receipts
If you are paying from an overseas bank account, you should use details:
• account number (IBAN) - GB49 BARC 2020 4830 9447 93
• Bank Identifier Code (BIC) - BARCGB22
• account name - HMRC NIC receipts
For the reference number:
Use your National Insurance number followed by ‘IC’, your surname then your initial.
If your bank limits you to a certain amount of characters, you should use your National Insurance number followed by ‘IC’ and as much of your surname as possible.
For example if your name is Anne Jones, you’d write the reference as QQ123456AICJONESA
Put your reference number in the reference box supplied by your bank.
If you are not sure of which years are Class 2, please contact our National Insurance Helpline and an advisor can assist you and note on our system which years you are intending to pay.
Please find out contact details below:
National Insurance: general enquiries
Thankyou