HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi Rokee99,
If you are disposing of personal possessions, then this falls under the rules for Capital Gains Tax.
Have a look at the guidance here:
Capital Gains Tax on personal possessions
It is only when capital gains disposal exceed your annual exempt allowance of £3000, that you would be required to declare the gains.
If you are buying stock to sell, then you are trading and if the gross turnover exceeds £1000 in a tax year, you need to register as self employed and complete a tax return.
What a sole trader is
Thank you. 

Hi Diadikos,
Please contact our Self Assesment helpline to progress chase your claim.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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Hi Tessa,
You can move the contents of a cash ISA into a stocks and shares ISA without losing any of your £20000 allowance.
Have a look at the guidance here:
Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs)
Thank you. 
 

Hi David,
Article 17(2) of the UK / Croatia tax treaty covers pensions
2015 Croatia/UK double taxation agreement
Confirms that a lump sum payment from UK pension scheme, is only taxable in the UK.
As this is still a UK pension provider, you would still qualify for 25% tax free lump sum.
This will be something your pension provider can explain in more detail.
Thank you. 

Hi Duncan,
Yes.
As long as the gross payments into the pension scheme to not exceed the revised threshold, then there is no tax implications.
Thank you. 

Hi David,
Please have a look at:
Tell HMRC that Inheritance Tax is due on a gift or trust (IHT100)
Or contact the Inheritance tax helpline:
Inheritance Tax: general enquiries
As you may be using the wrong form.
Thank you. 

Hi stockstunna,
You have to make the decision as to which is appropriate to your circumstances.
We can only give you advice to allow you to make the decision yourself.
Thank you. 

Hi Paul,
You will need to contact our Self Assessment helpline to progress chase this matter.
Self Assessment: general enquiries
Thank you. 
 

Hi WL0815,
For an answer to this question, you would need to seek professional advice from the likes of an accountant, as we can only provide general information.
Thank you. 

Hi sl2024,
If you are non domicile this would be seen as foreign income and would only be declared if remitted.
Thank you.