HMRC Admin 8 Response

Hi,
Once you return to the UK, if resident and domiciled, you are liable on your worldwide income so any foreign income would need to be declared in a tax return.
You do nOt need to declare the transfer of the capital to the UK but you do need to report any interest or dividends that this then generates.
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Hi,
Please refer to:
DT4605
You would declare the income, in sterling, on a tax return under foreign income.
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Hi,
Relief cannot be carried forward:
Tax relief when you donate to a charity
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Hi,
It dpends on which county you live in. for most, government income remains liable in the UK.
Please refer to:
Tax treaties to select the country you need
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Hi,
This is between you and the company and financial advise.
HMRC cannot advise you on this.
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Hi,
How and when the bonus is paid is between you and your employer.
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Hi,
For the undischarged movement, CCTO will contact the holder of procedure to provide the evidence of the movement.  
Please contact our imports/exports helpline for help with your query.
You can find their contact details on below link:
Imports and exports: general enquiries
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Hi,
You are correct, transfer of residence relief is applicable when you are transferring your place of residence to Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) or Northern Ireland from outside the EU.
For inherited goods, you can claim relief if you inherit goods from a deceased person and are a UK resident.
Below link provides the correct guidance:
Who can claim
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Hi,
Please check below guidance on what do you require before you move goods between Northern Ireland and the EU:
Before you move goods
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Hi,
Please check below link for guidance, it covers when you do not need an EORI number that starts with XI:
Get an EORI number
Please check below guidance on what do you need to get an XI EORI and how to apply:
Apply for an EORI number
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