HMRC Admin 21 Response

Hi,
Please find guidance here:
How Inheritance Tax works: thresholds, rules and allowances 
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Hi,
Please find guidance:
Report your Capital Gains Tax on UK property by post 
There is also information and guiance here:
Capital Gains Tax: what you pay it on, rates and allowances 
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Hi,
Since you are non-resident for UK tax purposes.  You only need to report any gains or losses sold from property in the UK .
We do not require the reporting of your worldwide income / gains.  
For this reason, you cannot use the loss made on the Australian property against the UK gain. 
Regarding your travel /accommodation costs this is not allowable expenses for capital gains.
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Hi Beverley,
Please refer to:
Tax on your UK income if you live abroad.
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Hi,
You can only pay your Class 2 NICs through self assessment if the Class 2 NICs have been included in your tax calculation. If it has not and you make payment, the amount you pay with the intention of it being allocated to Class 2 NICs will be held as a credit in your SA record and either refunded or used towards future SA liabilities.
If necessary, you will need to revisit your return, ensure you have completed the relevant pages to say you have income from self assessment. If you have a profit under the small profit threshold, you need to tick the relevant box to indicate you wish to pay voluntarily.
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Hi,
It should be updated within 3 working days.
If still not updated you will need to contact HMRC to review here:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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Hi,
Please find guidance here:
Tax on savings interest.
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Hi Stewart,
It depends on how long it takes to sell. You will be due full relief for the period that you lived in the property and this can be extended up to a maximum of 9 months as the final period of ownership. If it takes longer than 9 months after you move out then there may be a charge to pay.
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