HMRC Admin 10 Response

Hi Begui Ami
That is not for HMRC to confirm as its between you and your employer

Hi
You will therefore need to submit a declaration ot trust signed by both parties and witnessed to show that you have 0% beneficial interest on the bank account.
You need to do this prior to submission of the tax return as you need to have confirmation from HMRC on the date that the new split applies from. For inheritance tax it would be taken into account for the estate.

Hi
Belgian state pension is not taxable in the UK and should not be shown on the tax return.  
If the lumpsum relates to the state pension, then it should not be included on the tax return.  
If the lumpsum arises from a private pension first credited or paid before 6 April 2013, then it should not be included in the tax return.  
If the pension is first credited or paid after 6 April 2013, then it is taxable in the UK and should be declared on the tax return.

Hi
No there is no capital gain.

Hi
The boxes on the tax return are summary boxes.  
You would show that there were 20 transactions and declare a total for the 20 transactions in each box.  
You would also add as an attachment, a breakdown of the 20 transactions, which would show how you arrived at the summary information.  
If you had a spreadsheet, showing 20 disposals, you would add the 20 disposals and enter the total on the tax return, the same for purchase costs etc.

Hi
Please refer to Stamp Duty Land Tax or contact the Stamp duty and land tax helpline on 0300 200 3510.

Hi Brian V
I would advise contacting the Customs and International trade helpline on 0300 322 9434 if you have any other issues with your query.
Thankyou.

Hi Joanna
I would advise also  reading over this guidance :
Bringing goods into the UK for personal use

Hi
If the USA company is registered for UK VAT and it meets the conditions for reclaiming VAT then you would claim it back on your VAT return.  
If it is a USA tax that you have been charged you cannot reclaim that back form the UK. 

Hello
Please call the helpline so that they can assist you 0300 200 3701.
Thankyou.