HMRC Admin 10 Response

HI
If you are not the beneficial owner and HMRC are aware of this fact, then no CGT will be due on you - it will be your uncle.

Hi
The MPF fund is not taxable in the UK. You can make reference to it in the comments section of the return.

Hi
As this is your main residence then no.

Hi
It would be the underpayment of tax that was collected not the restriction in your code to collect this. From you figures supplied it would be the £185 figure. 

Hi James
It is whatever fraction you take, only 25% will be tax free with the balance taxed.

Hi
HMRC cannot comment on future events as legislation and/or plans may change. We also cannot advise you on opting out and you will need to discuss this with the pension company/employer.

Hi
As this is a UK source of income this would still need to be declared.

Hi
The trust may have capital gains tax to pay on the gift of the shares to you.  You would use the market value at the time they were gifted to you for you to work out your gain, when you dispose of them.

Hi
The NT code is what is issued to UK income upon receipt of the DTA claim where applicable. a certificate of residence does not issue a tax code.

Hi
You need to declare ALL UK income on the tax return and as non resdient you will need to file a paper return or buy 3rd party software to file online as the residence page is required.For paper returns, it is page 3 and for online, you need to tailor the return at section 3 to say that you have this type of income.