HMRC Admin 10 Response

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Please have a look at EKIM32125 (Travel expenses) on fixed term appointments.  It advises that a period of attendance at a workplace for a limited duration does not make that place a temporary workplace if the employee attends in the course of a period of continuous work (see EIM32080) that can be expected to last for all, or almost all, of the period for which he or she is likely to hold, or continue to hold, that employment. In these cases the 24 month rule (see EIM32080) is overridden and the workplace is a permanent workplace.  (Travel expenses).
 

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If you are in receipt of foreign income, such as an overseas pension or bank interest, you will need to report this on a self assessment tax return.  If your only source of income world-wide is your UK bank interest, then a tax return is not required.  Please have a look at Check how to register for Self Assessment.  If you still require a self assessment tax return, you can register onine at Register for Self Assessment if you're not self-employed.  If you are unable to register using the online service, you can print and post the form SA1, which can be found at the bottom of the screen.

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As soon as we have processed your documents and confirmed your identity, we should be able to confirm your CIS payments and issue any repayment due. For more advice, contact us by webchat or phone via Self Assessment: general enquiries

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For assistance it would need to be our online helpdesk Technical support with HMRC online services

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Please refer to the following links - Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return and Tax on dividends

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Please refer to the following Guidance - Pay your Inheritance Tax bill

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Yes this can be used to correct your name and this will then update on to our different department systems. 

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Yes relief can be claimed. On the tailor your tax return section online you would answer yes to the question- Did you make contributions towards a personal pension or retirement annuity? This will open the section to declare the pension contribution made to receive the tax relief. 

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You can report this in writing to
H.M Revenue and Custons
PAYE
BX9 1AS.
Or by contacting our webchat facility at Contact HMRC or phone the PAYE help line 0300 200 3300 and provide the name of bank or building society, sort code, account number, the untaxed interest amount and your individual share of untaxed interest from any joint accounts.  We can update your PAYE record, so that future details can be provided directly from the bank / buiding society.  A self assessment tax return would not be required where your interest is below £10000 and it is not required for any other reason.

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Capital gains on stock investments is not the same as chargeable event gain.  A chargeable event gain is deemed to form part of the chargeable person’s income. In the case of a full surrender, assignment, death or maturity the gain will be assessed for the chargeable period, tax year or accounting period, in which the event happened. Special rules apply to part surrenders or assignments, involving the concept of an ’insurance year’ at whose end the gain is treated as arising.  The tax charge on chargeable event gains takes precedence over any possible charge on capital gains, and so is taxed under income as interest.