HMRC Admin 21 Response
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RE: Marriage Allowance in SA calculation
Hi pdc795,
You do not declare the marriage allowance transfer on your Self Assessment as the recipient. Once your tax return is processed the calculation will be amended to include the transfer.
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RE: Away From Home Accomodation Costs
Hi Anwar Shah,
The accommodation does not qualify for tax relief. It was your choice to rent the property, rather than travel to / from your home. Please have a look at the guidance on travel expenses at When travel qualifies for tax relief (490: Chapter 2)
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RE: Paye employed in the 40% tax bracket + freelance all going into my sipp
Hi Amy R,
HMRC cannot advise you on this as this is financial advise which we are not authorised to give.
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RE: Paye employed in the 40% tax bracket + freelance all going into my sipp
Hi Amy R,
You will be liable to class 4 National Insurance on your self employed earnings if they are over the limit. there is no formula.
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RE: Claim EV salary sacrifice if not offered by employer
Hi uk-tax-res1,
Having an EV company car would not meet criteria for Self Assessment. If you are making a payment to obtain a more expensive model then this would not reduce the benefit as not a payment for private use in the car.
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Re: UK Tax Resident with Employment income from Spain
Hi ExpatInSpain,
The first thing to do is determine your UK tax residence status in the UK, in the tax year you left for Spain.
Please review the guidance at RDR3 (RDR3 Statutory Residence Test) and take the statutory residence tests. The results of this will determine whether you need to declare your Spanish income in your self assessment tax return.
If you do, this is shown in the foreign section online or SA106 (Self Assessment tax return forms if using a paper tax return.
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Re: RE: Income from Hong Kong Property and life insurance
Hi CAMI,
You can either submit an amended supplementary page, showing the amended box entries. You can also submit a letter, that quotes the box numbers to be amended and the value to go in those boxes.
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Re: RE: Working for a UK-based company remotely from an EU country?
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Re: RE: Overseas Remote employee for a UK based employer
Hi Guilherme Martins,
You will need to review the guidance at RDR3 and take the relevant tests, to work out if you will be tax resident in the UK or not. (RDR3 Statutory Residence Test).
There is no double taxation agreement between the UK and Brazil to cover employment income. This means that potentially, you will be taxable in the UK and Brazil.
Thank you.