HMRC Admin 10 Response
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RE: Exceeding my cash ISA limit
Hi
As you are only allowed 1 cash ISA, you will need to decide which one your are keeping and close the other.
HMRC will contact you in due course re any interest applied. -
RE: Capital Gains Tax - Discretionary Trust – disabled beneficiary
Hi
The guidance at Disposals by trustees: reliefs advises that private residence relief is available for the disposal by trustees of a dwelling-house which has been the only or main residence of a beneficiary or beneficiaries entitled to occupy it under a settlement may well give rise to a chargeable gain or allowable loss.
CG64986 goes on to advise that where the dwelling house was that of a disabled person, the relief can be extended to 36 months. (Private residence relief: final period exemption: disposals by disabled persons etc. from 6 April 2014). -
RE: Form SA1 being rejected due to address does not match
Hi
HMRC would update records based on the information given on the SA1 form.
You can register to file online even if you submit a paper SA1 form. -
RE: Question re; "Other Income and Capital Gains" section on SA200 paper form
Hi
No.
The capital gain should only be declared on the SA108. -
re: Gifts out of pension income
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You would need to clarify tha twith the Inheritance Tax Department on 0300 123 1072. -
RE: Transferring Funds from Isle of Man to UK Bank Account and the Remittance Basis
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Yes you would . -
RE: Self Assessment and Bonus after leaving the company
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That is correct. -
RE: Foreign Pensions - Double Tax Agreements
Hi
Lump sum refers to withdrawing a large payment usually as a one off payment.
If you receive monthly/quarterly payments then this is not a lump sum. -
RE: Interest from French accounts
Hi
You can claim foreign tax credit relief in respect of the income tax only. -
RE: Capital Gain and foreign dividend - Use of exchange rates