HMRC Admin 10 Response

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For this you would prepare your own spreadsheet and attach it as a pdf to the tax return.

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We do have a backlog and cannot give a definite date for this.
If you use webchat again and mention 'adviser' at the start, that will put you through to a human for the claim to be escalated.

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As the unfranked is treated as tax already deducted at basic rate, show this as other income.
The franked ones will just be declared under dividends.

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When you did the one in May 22, you will have used estimated figures for your income as the tax year had not ended. for the tax return, you will now have the actual figures and by whatyou have said, these will be slightly higher resulting in more CGT being due.
The one is May was correct at the time but he one from your tax return now overrides this.

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As it is a gift there is no tax due on this,any interest or dividends that this then generates is taxable income.

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Not unless you have expenses in order to claim a loss to carry forward and  use against a later years profit.

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If you mean transferring the income to the UK then there is no limit.
You may want to advise your bank of where the funds are from.
If you mean to transfer back to Hong Kong, we cannot advise you on that and you may wish to speak to a financial adviser.

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That is correct.