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Yes, you would both be required to complete a tax return.

This must include all of your income to ensure the correct amount of tax due is calculated.

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This money would not be subject to Income Tax unless it generated interest in your bank account once transferred.

The interest would then be subject to tax. 

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You would enter the reimbursement of the expenses, for example £200 for the payment received. You would also enter the same amount of allowable expenses paid out.

This will balance each other out so that no tax is calculated on these expenses. 

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You would need to contact the National Insurance team to see if these can be refunded.

National Insurance: general enquiries

We would only refund tax, you may wish to contact your pension provider to see if you are still able to contribute to your pension as a non-UK resident.

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If you have not received the original copy, you will need to call us for a duplicate or resubmit the request.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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You would need to contact our deceased estates team to see what is included in her estate upon death. In general however, the sale of a property will be subject to Capital Gains Tax.

However, if this was the main property for an indivudal, they will be entitled to private residence relief for the period of time lived in.

Please see here for further guidance which also outlines rules for when someone goes into a care home, under the section for period of ownership.

Private Residence Relief (Self Assessment helpsheet HS283)

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Being married does not automatically mean you will pay less tax.

You can check if any of the following tax reliefs apply to you.

Browse: Income Tax

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If you select that property income is less than £1000 and you are using this allowance, then the property section will not appear.

You would need to select yes to this being over £1000 in order for the relevant property section to show.

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You can choose to split the profits in a partnership as long as these are then declared as such on the relevant tax returns.

You can find further guidance here:

PM137000 - Profit sharing arrangements

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Yes, this is correct.

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