HMRC Admin 13 Response

Hi,
Unfortunately, the only avenue for progress chasing your R&D claim is via the mailbox: rd.incentivesreliefs@hmrc.gov.uk
The email address is correct and we are not aware of any issues with receiving emails.  If the problem persists please write to us with full details and screenshots of the error message. 
Please note however that CT Services has no other route to R&D.
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Hi,
While it sounds as if the German company would simply have an employee in the UK you should seek advice from an accountant or financial advisor regarding the tax implications. 
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Hi,
As previously advised HMRC cannot offer accounting advice on the treatment of loans to the company.  
You should seek the services of an accountant or financial advisor to assist with your query. 
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Hi, It is up to you to find a way to calculate the amount spent on gas and electricity you use based in proportion to the work area and hours worked. If you cannot find a way to do this, then you cannot claim the expense. Thank you

Hi Joe271190,
Please follow the guidance at Child Benefit tax calculator
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Hi,
If your former employer choses to engage you as a consultant as a sole trader, then that has nothing to do with your redundancy payment.  
You are a sole trader and invoice the company for your services.  
Please register for self-assessment as a sole trader and report your gross turnover / expenses and pay tax through a self-assessment tax return
Please see Become a sole trader: Register as a sole trader.
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Hi,
You will need to complete a P85 to notify HMRC that you are leaving the UK.  
The P85 can also be used to to confirm that you will remain employed by your UK employer.  
HMRC can then arrange for your employer to stop deducting income tax from your salary.  
You will still be required to pay Class 1 National Insurance Contributions (NIC) and your employer will deduct this for you.  
HMRC expects you to declare your UK employment income as foreign employment income and pay tax in your new country of residence.  
All tax on your employment and/or self-employment including VAT will be declared in your country of residence and not the UK.
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Hi,
The interest that accrued while in the ISA, remains tax free.  
Any interest arising from the capital in the non ISA account is taxable.  
If you move this capital to a new ISA, then it will count towards your £20000 limit for the current tax year.
Please see Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs): Overview
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Hi,
The tax free threshold for pension relief is based on the individuals earned income in the tax year.  
As you wife has no earned income her threshold is £3600.  
She can pay in £2880 and the pension provider can claim £720 from HMRC (£2880+£720 = £3600).  Your wife can pay in more than £3600 if she wants, as there is no limit to the amount you can pay in.  There is only a limit on how much tax relief can be claimed.  
Any amount above this threshold is chargeable to tax and must be declared in a self-assessment tax return as a pension savings tax charge. 
Please see: Pension schemes rates
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Hi Rumred,
We realise you have tried to notify us but failed to speak to an advisor. 
Unfortunately, it is not possible to check individual tax records through this forum.
HMRC requires access to your tax records so that we can arrange for the incorrect employer to be removed.
We would ask that you persist in trying to contact us through the options listed at: Contact HMRC  varying the times that you call us.
Thank you