HMRC Admin 8
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Re:foreign company with UK VAT registration imports
Hi,
If the business is shipping goods in to the UK over the value of £135 and the business is the importer of record then there will be a requirement to register for VAT specifically in the UK as a supply of goods will be taking place in the UK.
If the goods are under a value of £135 please see the guidance below:
Changes to VAT treatment of overseas goods sold to customers from 1 January 2021
Thank you.
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Re:Tax Code adjustment after HICBC Self Assessment
Hi,
When your 2022/23 Self Assessment was processed and child benefit declared your code for 2023/24 was updated to start collectng the child benefit charge at source for the 2023/24 tax year.
The balance from your 2022/23 Self Assessment will be collected in your 2024/25 tax code.
The child benefit coded for 2023/24 should reflect the child benefit payments you will receive from 6 April 2023 to 5 April 2024.
As the child benefit was updated in your tax code part way through the tax year then the system will work out what should have been collected from the 6 April 2023 up to now and make an adjustment in your tax code to collect this.
If you think that the amount of child benefit in your code is incorrect due to payments stopping for one child. if you contact HMRC they can check the dates are entered to show the child benefit has stopped and then amend your tax code accordingly.
You can contact HMRC at:
Income Tax: general enquiries
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Re:Dropshipping and resell from retailer
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Re:Buying goods from EU and sending to another EU state for storage
Hi,
We are unable to offer advice on the business model the trader can follow, but whenever the goods are imported into the UK there will be UK custom charges applicable as per tariff and customs declarations will be required.
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Re:Customs Authorisation Number
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Re:Carrying work out in Canada
Hi,
Pleas seek guidance from Canadian customs for alternative options if you do not accept ATA carnet.
When goods are imported into the UK temporarily traders can use temporary admission relief, the trader needs to check with the Canadian customs if they have any such relief available and how it can be claimed.
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Re:returning personal possessions from abroad to my heirs in the UK using courier service
Hi,
Guidance on tax and customs for goods sent from abroad is available on below link:
Tax and customs for goods sent from abroad
If goods are sent as an inheritance please see link below for possible relief:
Pay no import duties or VAT on inherited goods
Thank you.