HMRC Admin 10 Response
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RE: Emergency Tax Rebate from private pension drawdown - P50Z or P55 ?
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We are not able to access your account on the forum. If you have used this service Check your Income Tax for the current year but haven't yet recieved a reply please contact us online Income Tax: general enquiries -
RE: Nomination of a main residence - 2 year rule.
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As we cannot comment on matters from non gov.uk websites you may want to call as suggested. -
RE: does cost of shares include dividend reinvestment amount
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We cannot comment on any form of calculation/example or scenario, whether fact or fiction.
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RE: Gifting Property
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A valuation by an estate agent. -
RE Residential Property Relief
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It is based on the purchase price in 1983. -
RE: No Last Name - Unable to confirm identity on HMRC [URGENT]
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With some cultures only using a single name, you would need to contact our Online services helpdesk 0300 200 3600 (Open Monday to Friday 8.00am to 6.00pm Closed weekends and bank holidays) on this matter. -
RE Can a Probate Valuation Be Amended
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Please contact Courts and Tribunals Service Centre Telephone: 0300 303 0648 Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm Closed on bank holidays. Email:
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RE Taking it all in cash request - Less than £4000
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Normally only 25% is tax free and the remainder is taxable. It is this amount that you show in the tax return. -
RE: Capital gains tax for civil partners who choose to live apart, and each own a property.
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HMRC cannot coment on future events as legislation may change. Based on current guidance the value at date of marriage is irrelvant for PRR purposes as it is the gain and the number of months you lived in the property that are taken into account. -
RE: Adjusted Net Income (Tax Free Childcare and 30 free hours) - Salary Sacrifice
HiSalary sacrifice enables you to exchange part of your salary for a non-cash benefit in kind from your employer, such as increased pension contributions or a car, bike etc... Adjusted net income is your total taxable income before any Personal Allowances and less certain tax reliefs If your employer deducts contributions from your gross pay before tax is calculated then you would not deduct again for the adjusted net income as the tax relief would already have been applied and your salary reduced. If the payment is taken after tax is calculated then and it is eligible for tax releif , for example payments made gross to pension schemes (that have been made without tax relief) then these would reduce your adjusted net income, which would then be used to confirm Tax Free Childcare eligibility.< Thanks