HMRC Admin 8 Response
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Re:CF83 Class 2 Contributions - no feedback on form sent January 2023
Hi,
We are sorry that our backlogs of post are causing such delays in response.
Unfortunately our International areas have been significantly impacted and both our EU Teams and our Rest of the World Teams.
We cannot give you a specific time when you can expect a response for your application via this forum.
Our Central Mailing Units do not issue acknowledgements.
Correspondence is scanned onto our Digital Mail System and worked in date order of receipt.
If you need to get confirmation of receipt of your application, you can contact our Centre for Non Residents Helpline on +44 191203 7010 Monday to Friday 8am – 6pm.
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Re:NI deduction Excemption for Employees 52 weeks
Hi,
We cannot give specific advice via this forum, but generally speaking anyone coming to work in the UK will be subject to UK legislation for NI purposes, unless they have a Certificate from their home country to confirm that they are paying Social Security in their own country.
For most countries this is generally applied to Posted/Seconded Workers for up to 52 weeks.
The period of liability will depend on which country they are coming from.
If you need specific confirmation for PAYE Purposes, you should contact our Employer Office on 0300 200 3200 (if calling from the UK) or write to: PT Operations North East England, HMRC. BX9 1BX.
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Re:Which NI is suitable for us?
Hi,
For this type of query you will need to contact our helpline on 0300 200 3500 (Lines are open from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday) and speak to one of our advisers who can review your personal record.
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Re:Capital gain on sterling corporate bond issued by European bank
Hi,
The annual exempt allowance for capital gains tax in 2023 to 2024 is £6000.00.
If your annual gains are below this amount, no tax is payble.
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Re:Question regarding directors loan to company not yet trading
Hi,
It is acceptable for the funds you have lended your company to remain in the company's bank account, despie the fact that it may not have commenced trading yet.
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Re:Limited company operating through a separate current account
Hi,
As a separate leagl entity, a company can opertae through more than one business account.
We would add that there is a legal requirement to keep your personal and business finances separate.
Thankyou.