HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
I have reviewed the relevant sections of the TCGA and our guidance and I apologise for my misunderstanding of your original query.
Non qualifying corporate bonds are liable to CGT, and I was focussing on those.
You are perfectly correct that conventional gilts would not be chargeable for CGT.
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Hi,
Employee can contact personal tax to request a letter with their details.
National Insurance and tax after State Pension age
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Hi Samar Yousefpour,
The current tax free personal allowance for 24/25 is 12570, so if you have 1 employment that you earn 20000 at, then the first 12570 is not taxed, then the remaining 7430 will be taxed at 20% which is what we call basic rate(not including scotland), if you then take on a 2nd employment in which you earn 9000, then as you have used your personal allowance already at the first job, you would be due to pay tax on this all at 20% - Basic rate. -  please see  Income Tax rates and Personal Allowances for further information.
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Hi,
Unfortunately, it is not possible to resolve this issue on this forum.
If you contact ourselves, see link below, and advise that you incorrectly ticked the student loan option when you commenced employment
we shoud be able to take the relevant steps to get this resolved for you.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi,
This is not something we can advise on this forum, as it is for general queries only.
I would suggest using this link which shoud be able to provide you the information required Estimate your Income Tax for the current year
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Hi Susanne,
You may need an Economic Operators Registration and Identification number (EORI number) if you move goods:
•    between Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) or the Isle of Man and any other country (including the EU)
•    between Great Britain and Northern Ireland
•    between Great Britain and the Channel Islands
•    between Northern Ireland and countries outside the EU
Get an EORI number
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Hi crafty woodworks3,
Anything posted or couriered to you from another country goes through customs to check it is not banned or restricted and you pay the right tax and ‘duty’ on it.
You will not have to pay anything to the delivery company to receive goods worth less than £135 unless they’re gifts over £39 or excise goods (for example, alcohol and tobacco).
Please see below link for more information.
Tax and customs for goods sent from abroad
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Hi,
For the specific movement types, requires users to identify in DE 2/3 the need for any commercial or official documents, such as invoices, packing lists, licences, certificates or authorisations to be declared on the customs declaration or Customs Clearance Request (CCR). 
Codes which begin with a letter are referred to as Union Codes. These take precedence over any National document codes, they include licences, preference certificates and authorisations.
Codes begin with a number and are referred to as National Document Codes, they are used to declare any national documentary requirements such as home office licences or HMRC forms
Please see below links for more guidance.
CDSSG04710 - Navigating the Tariff, Step 7 - Understanding document codes in CDS
CDSSG04700 - Navigating the Tariff, Step 7 - Document Codes: Contents
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Hi team,
There are occasions were a change in tax code may generate a tax refund.
You would pay it and then a credit would be applied to your account which you can use to offset your future liabilities.
You can also make an advanced funding claim if this is not suitable.
You can find information on this by visiting Apply for financial help for an employee tax refund
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Hi,
If the tile is not available then you will need to contact the online helpdesk for assistance
Technical support with HMRC online services
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