HMRC Admin 18 Response
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RE: ISA allowance and flexible ISA
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RE: self-employed delivery job
Hi,
If the gross self employment icome is less than £1000 then you may not need to declare the details. You can check at:
Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return
Thank you.
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RE: Director Salary
Hi,
Being a director is not Self Assessment criteria. You can check if you meet Self Assessment criteria at:
Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return
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RE: Stopping Self Assessment
Hi,
Yes if you received this message then your Self Assessment record has been closed. You can check if you still meet the Self Assessment criteria at:
Check if you need to send a Self Assessment tax return
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RE: Date when Child benefit payment stopped
Hi,
You would enter the actual date the child benefit ceased. If once your tax return is submitted you think the charge is incorrect then please contact HMRC to review:
Self Assessment: general enquiries
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RE: Self Assessment PDF not showing selections
Hi,
You will need to submit the Self Assessment tax return and then allow 3 working days to process to HMRC records. If you contact HMRC after the 3 working days we can then review this for you. See link below:
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-revenue-customs/contact/self-assessment
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RE: MTD for ITSA software
Hi,
Details of all the accounting software available are as per the link below:
Find software that works with Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
HMRC cannot recommend or endorse any one product or service over another and will not be responsible for any loss, damage, cost of expense in connection with using the software.
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RE: Where to declare dividends under £1000 on foreign-held stock
Hi,
You do have to declare the dividend. If you want to claim a tax credit for the US tax paid, you need to include the dividend in the foreign section of the tax return, so that you can claim the credit.
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RE: Private Annuity Plan
Hi,
If you receive a dividend, this would be taxable as a dividend, even if you re-invest it in the annuity.
Thank you.
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RE: Capital Gains in Year and Carried forward
Hi,
In year losses must be used first against any other capital gain even if that means you lose the annual exempt amount. Therefore in your example all the losses are used and there are no losses left to carry forward.
Thank you.