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Tools refers to actual hardware like hammers, saws, etc whereas equipment will be books, paper etc.

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Threre are no income tax implications with you moving the money from one bank to another. However the interest you receive from the accounty, once it is in the UK, is taxable income.

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Please refer to guidance on residence at:

RDR3 Statutory Residence Test


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Yes.
You cannot submit a tax return with a residence page using HMRC software,


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If in a year in which you are UK resident, there is an actual or deemed arrival in the UK, then you will need to consider whether any of the split year cases 4-8 apply.

You must consider all cases of split year that might apply to you. Each has its own set of conditions and you need to meet all of those conditions for the case to apply. 

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Please write in with further details for your claim to be revisited to:

HMRC,
PAYE and Self Assessment,
BX9 1AS.

Ensure your National Insurance number is provided in your correspondence.

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No, you cannot deduct the interest as expenses.

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Please see the helpsheet on Private Residence Relief. 

This information document will determine if you meet the criteria to claim : 

HS283 Private Residence Relief (2020)   

(Capital Gains Tax for non-residents on UK residential-property)

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Capital gains tax consequences flow from there being a disposal of beneficial ownership.

If she gifts crypto or currency other than sterling then there will be a disposal, however if she is long term non-resident, then she is likely to be outside the scope of capital gains tax (CGT).

Please see:

HS278 Temporary non-residents and Capital Gains Tax (2021)  &

Capital Gains Manual.

Regarding yourself: if you receive cryptoassets as a gift, you will be treated as acquiring the cryptoasset at its market value at the time of gift.
If you then exchange or sell the crypto then there will be a disposal of your beneficial interest at that point, see:

 Cryptoassets Manual 

and you would need to compute whether you have made a gain or loss and consider as to whether you have CGT to pay.

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If you have submitted details of your disposal via the Capital Gains portal and you have received your payment reference number from HMRC:

Capital Gains Tax: what you pay it on, rates and allowances

then here are ways on how to pay your capital gains tax:

Pay the tax you owe on a capital gain straight away

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