HMRC Admin 10 Response

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Article 18 of the UK / Hong Kong double taxation agreement, advises that your Hong Kong government salaries, wages and other similar remunerations, are only taxable in Hong Kong.  
If you wish to claim split year treatment, you will need to submit an amendment to your 21/22 tax return.  
Without the amendment, you are confirming that you are resident in the UK for the full tax year and will be taxable on your world-wide income and gains, with the exception of your government employment income in Hong Kong.
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No you don't.
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The SA150 guidance notes state if your only foreign income was any interest in box 3 and dividends up to £2,000 and you’re claiming deduction relief, put the net amount of foreign dividends (in UK pounds) in box 6.  
Put the foreign tax taken off in box 7.  
If your total dividend income (including UK and foreign dividends) is over £2,000 and you’re eligible to claim deduction relief or Foreign Tax Credit Relief, do not include the foreign dividend in this box.
Complete the ‘Foreign’ pages instead.
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HMRC does not get involved in the methods you can use to pay your tax bill.
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If the interest in the account is split, you declare only your share on the return.
You declare the interest in the year its credited.
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If you have stopped receiving Child Benefit, please contact us so that we can amend the code.
​​​​​​​Income Tax: general enquiries
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If you have been informed you do not meet the criteria then you do not need to follow up on the registration.
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Once the Self-Assessment is submitted and processed, the calculation will be updated to include Marriage Allowance if you are eligible.
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