HMRC Admin 8 Response
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Re: Working remotely (for US company) in the UK as a non-domiciled resident
Hi,
If you are resident in the UK and you remotely work for a foreign employer, then the income derived from that foreign employer is taxable in the UK, in the tax year it arises.
A person who is resident and domiciled in the UK, is taxable on their world wide income in the UK:
General earnings from employment: "taxable earnings"
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Re: HS304 claim form or DT-individual form for interest full tax relief (non-resident landlord)?
Hi,
As a non resident landlord, with UK bank or building society interest, you should declare the interest on SA100, even if it is disregarded income.
It should not be shown on SA109.
You will only need to submit HS04 or a DT individual if your have a UK pension or annuity that is being taxed in the UK, when you are not resident in the UK.
With a SA100, SA105 and SA109, the interest at boxes 1 and 2, will be considered disregarded income in the ensuing calculations.
All you need do each year is submit completed SA100, SA105 & SA109.
This will declare the UK rental income and expenses and the UK interest.
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Re: 2022-23 Self Assessment Forms
Hi,
If you contact our Self Assessment department by Webchat we can issue the forms to you:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
Please do not use forms for earlier years.
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Re: Return is not showing on the system
Hi,
It can take 72 hours for the return to show.
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Re: Wrong payment history affecting previous tax year
Hi,
HMRC records ar only updated when the company submits revised figures for the year, if they are unsure how to do this
they need to contact our Emplyers Helpline.
Thank you.