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If already included the income on the employment page, do not put anything at the box for amounts over the 30k exemption.

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The dividend would declared in  the the tax return relating to the tax year that the dividend is paid to the director.
 

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Yes this would be included on your personal self assessment tax return.
Include as employment income and if you do not have a PAYE reference, type None.

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Yes.  It is quite possible that you will receive a letter advising that a self assement tax return is required.  
You should write to H.M. Revenue and Customs Self Assessment BX9 1AS (including your national insurance number) and advise of this situation, in the interest of full disclosure.

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this forum  is for personal income tax only and not DVLA.
You will need to contact the correct government department - www.gov.uk.

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Declare as untaxed UK interest.

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This would depend on the amount of savings and investments income in question.  
If you received more than £10000 from savings interest, money from bare trusts and interest in possession trusts, then you would need to declare this on a self assessment tax return.  
Savings and investments arising in the UK, are taxable in the UK.  
As you are not resident, it is considered to be disregarded income and the tax is calculated using additional steps as described in HS300.

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This is classed as peer to peer lending.
Peer to peer interest should be entered on the return as  Other UK income, Interest from gilt-edged and other UK securities, deeply discounted securities and accrued income profits.

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The giving of gifts does not attract any tax relief, whether the gifts are money or assets.  
Depending on the value of the gift, there may be inheritance tax implications.  
Please have a look at the guidance at HS295 Relief for gifts and similar transactions (2023) Updated 6 April 2023 and How Inheritance Tax works: thresholds, rules and allowances.