HMRC Admin 21 Response
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RE: Double taxation on German state pension as a resident of the UK
Hi,
The German state pension is now only taxable in Germany.
If you have already declared it in the UK you will need to amend your tax return. if you filed online, you can amend the 22/23 return yourself.
If by paper, you can send a letter tor HMRC to amend it. for 2022, it needs to be a letter. going forward, you do not include this income in your tax return.
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RE: Freelance
Hi,
No these are 3 different categories and each has their own set of income and expenses. Freelance is self employment, the rental is foreign rental income and stock income is dividends and/or capital gains.
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RE: CGT on property abroad
Hi,
You can check the archive for older dates -
https://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ukgwa/20100202113554/http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/exrate/index.htm.
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RE: HMRC Pension Carry Forward Calculator wrong?
Hi,
The calculationis correct. The unused relief for 2021/22 has dropped off. Any unused allowances are carried over for up to 3 years.
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RE: Non resident CGT calculation Rebasing method and PRR
Hi xianbaby,
If you cannot use the online service, you will need to register for self assessment to file a tax return -
Capital Gains Tax: what you pay it on, rates and allowances.
Thank you.
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RE: Clarification on rules when receiving inheritance from abroad
Hi David,
No.
Your late parents estate would be taxable under Maltese law, with any tax payable by the estate in Malta, as that is where they were resident.
Once the estate is finalised, any distributions from the estate to UK beneficiaries would not not taxable in the UK.
Any interest / dividends that arises from the UK beneficiaries share of the estate would be taxable and would need to be declared by the UK beneficiary.
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RE: LISA with bridging loan
Hi,
We can only point you in the direction of the guidance (Lifetime ISA) in this forum, so that you can review it and make an informed decision.
We cannot provide you with a legal definition, only point you to the legislation, which you already have.
A legal difinition would need to be provided by a profession such as a lawyer/solicitor etc.
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RE: Processing time for U1 form
Hi.
Thank you for your enquiry.
The current timescale for the department who will process your application is 9 weeks.
They are currently working on post received on 17/09/2024. If you have not received a reply by 6 December 2024, you can contact the National Insurance helpline to check the status of your application using the reference number provided.
Thank you.