HMRC Admin 21 Response
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Re:Where to declare overseas income from an ETF
Hi matty_2000
This will be under the dividends section.
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Re:Tax on shares sold in India
Hi, Anup Mohan
You need to report the sale of the shares in the UK as this is a capital gain -Tax when you sell shares you need to convert it to sterling. see also -
Tax on foreign income.
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Re:Personal allowance & Saving interest allowance
Hi, Wai Nang Chin
You need to determine this yourself from the guidance available. Please refer to Residence, Domicile and Remittance Basis Manual.
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Re:Reporting Scale Rate on Self Assessment
Hi, j13will
If these are paid under the conditions at Employment Income Manual and no P11D is supplied, you dont need to declare them.
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Re:How to Submit Self-Assessment Online After Leaving UK
Hello, Sgt_Incontro
As non resident, you cannot file your return online using HMRC software. you will need to purchase 3rd party software - Self Assessment commercial software suppliers please also refer to Tax on your UK income if you live abroad to see if a return is required.
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Re:Gift from sister in France
Hi, Anne-Marie Taylor
No. there are no tax implications on a cash gift.
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Re:Personal Allowance not taken into account
Hello porterm73
If you have earned over £125,000 you are not due personal allowances. If you are not UK resident, you would need to claim the allowances (if applicable) within the resident section. you can contact us on webchat or telephone 0300 200 3310 to discuss.
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Re:Casual income on self assessment
Hello, paszczaqp Tom
You can only claim 1 trading allowance so wether you claim it against the £3000 or the general self employment is up to you. the casual income should be declared as other income.
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Re:Transferring personal money to UK
Hello Asle,
As UK resident, you need to declare the gain in the UK. if any tax has been paid overseas on the sale, you can claim this as foreign tax credit relief - Tax when you sell property.
Thank you.