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When you are UK tax resiednt and you become deemed domiciled, then you can no longer use the remittance basis of taxation.  Instead you must move to the 'arising basis' and declare your world-wide income, whether it is remitted to the UK or not.  The is the default taxation method for all UK residents who are domiciled or deemed domiciled.  This means that from 2021 to 2022 onwards, you will be taxable on the arising basis and not the remittance basis.  The remittance basis changes that come into effect from 5 April 2025, will not matter, you will be taxable on the arising basis only.

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You will need to reply to the letter you received to avoid any determination. A specialist team will have issued this and their address is on the front of the letter to ensure it is not linked in with other general HMRC post for a speedy reply.

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If there is no income, no.

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If you want to transfer previous accounts, you need the provider to arrange this.
By doing it yourself this would be seen as making a contribution for the year and form part of the 20k.

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You can still amend your 2022 - 2023 Return and the deadline for doing this is 31/1/2025.  
You can do this online if you filed your original Return online.
 If not, you can send a letter asking us to amend your 2022-2023 Return.  

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Yes, this correct.

 

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You should complete P53Z.  
Your P60 details will be provided by your employer, now that the tax year has ended.

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Yes, your salary will still be taxable up to May 2024.  

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The whole return needs to be submitted together whether it be online  in paper so both the SA100 AND SA106 must be sent together.

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You will need to contact HMRCdirect to discuss further on 0300 200 3310.