HMRC Admin 10 Response
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RE: Wrong submission for 23/24 WFH claim
Hi
If you contact our Income Tax department we will be able to review this. -
RE: Be both employed and self-employed at the same time
Hi
That's correct -
RE: Paying tax bill through next year tax code
Hi
If you requested it to be collected through the code when you completed the return it should have already been updated to indicate this.
If you wish to check you will need to contact our Self Assessment department.
Self Assessment: general enquiries -
RE: Check untaxed interest figure
Hi
If there is no option to view the income or a breakdown online, you will need to contact the helpline or write to us to query the amount shown in the coding.
Income Tax: general enquiries -
RE: Reminder letter from HMRC to complete self assessment tax return
Hi
You can print the pages from the gov.uk website.
You can print them double-side.
Self Assessment tax return forms -
RE: Self-assessment and trading allowance when employed
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RE: If no NINO and UK passport, how to apply for UTR and submit Self Assessment Tax Return
Hi
There would be interest on any late payment and a late payment penalty if the bill has been paid 30 days after the due date.
If a penalty is applied they will receive a written notice which will also advice regarding making an appeal.
If they require any information from HMRC they would need to contact our Self Assessment department.
Self Assessment: general enquiries -
RE: Capital gain calculations
Hi
CG78310 advises that the acquisition cost of the shares is the sterling equivalent of the foreign currency at the exchange rate in force at the date of acquisition of the shares and the consideration for disposal of the asset is the sterling value of the shares received in exchange.
Under the terms of self assessment, we do not provide an official exchange rate and the onus is on the individual to use a just and reasonable exchange rate for each acquisition and disposal.
You may wish to use any of the rate held atEarnings paid in foreign currency or the FX rate. -
RE: Transfer of capital losses between spouses
Hi
If you submitted your 21/22 tax returns online, you can still amend them online, by logging in to your personal tax account.
You can also send paper amendments and written letters, detailing the box numbers and figures to be amended to HMRC before that date.
Paper return amendments, written amendments must be in HMRC possession by 31 January 2024.
Online amendments must be completed by 31 January 2024.
After this date it will be too late to amend the tax return, so any claims will need to conform to the guidance on overpayment relief claims SACM12150 at :
Overpayment relief: Form of claims -
RE: Estates and TRS
Hi
This customer forum is for general advice on tax.
For specific queries on trusts and estates, you will need to contact the Trusts and Estates office on 0300 123 1072.