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It will show the total number of children you received any child benefit for during the year.

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After the security questions were updated, you need to complete them again in order to claim the repayment.

If you are not able to pass with the questions provided you will need to contact our Self Assessment department regarding the repayment.

Self Assessment: general enquiries


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If you believe the upgrade adds value onto the property then this would be a capital expenditure. 

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Please see information regarding working from home expenses:

Simplified expenses if you're self-employed


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If you had no UK income and do not plan to have any UK income in the near future then there would be no requirement to complete the P85 claim form. However you may wish to complete the form as you may be entitled to a tax refund for previous tax years if you had UK income. 

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If there is no tax to pay on the sale of the property through capital gains then you are not required to declare this within the 60 day period.

If, however, you already complete Self Assessment forms, you should complete the capital gains page with the details of the disposal (although there will be no addtional tax to pay).


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Hi,

As the UTR is for your as an individual, it would be the same one.

After you register as Self-Employed, we would re-activate the UTR and request Self Assessment tax returns from the start date you provide.

See information here:

Register for Self Assessment.

You can do this as a sole trader.


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If the employer made a payment after generating the P45, then the figures on the P45 would be not include them.

It would not be an issue unless the pay and tax figures submitted after the P45 were incorrect.


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Hi C K Chow,


If already registered for self assessment and you have a UTR, you will use the same UTR and not need to register for self assessment.


You will however need to register to pay National Insurance.

You can telephone 0300 200 3500 or refer to:

National Insurance: introduction


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Hi,

This would be classed as other. As it is likley that you already have these for use in your home, you would need to work out the actual business portion in order to claim the relief.


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