HMRC Admin 13 Response

Hi Seebeebee
The information supplied is insufficient to advise you further.
Please see the guidance at:
How to complete your tax return for Self Assessment and
Other taxable Income 2024 (HS325) 
Thank you.
 

Hi Ben Whur
Please see guidance at Stop being self-employed.
Depending on your other income of PAYE and pension you should Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return.
Thank you.
 

Hi Jens Redemann
Please see guidance at Transfer of residence to the UK.
The online form is available at Application for transfer of residence relief (ToR1).
Thank you.
 

Hi asas99
Please see the guidance at Claim tax relief for your job expenses: Overview in how to claim for previous years.
For your question on 2023/24 guidance is available at Expenses if you're self-employed: Overview in the section “Costs you can claim as an allowable expense”.
The vertical column at the bottom of allowable expenses states “You cannot claim expenses if you use your Tax-free allowances on property and trading income”.
Thank you.

Hi Naweed 
Please check you have completed the Employment page for your employment.
Please see guidance at Self Assessment: Employment (SA102). 
If after doing so and the information does not appear please contact the Technical support with HMRC online services. 
Thank you 
 

Hi Zenergy
Unfortunately it is not possible to check individual records through this forum.
The HMRC Customer Forum is for general queries only.
Could you please use the options at National Insurance: general enquiries who will be able to assist you with gaps in your National Insurance record.
They will also advise regarding paying Voluntary National Insurance: Overview to fill those gaps or any National Insurance Contributions (NIC) that can be reallocated.
Thank you 
 

Hi aj2050
I trust that you have now received your Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) if you have submitted a request online or by post.
If not please check Check when you can expect a reply from HMRC.
Guidance on how to submit a claim can be found at Tax on your private pension contributions: Tax relief which includes calling us or submitting a claim in writing.
Thank you.