HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
You will need to save the file in PDF format.  
You can do this in Excel by clicking 'File' and selecting 'Export'.  
You should now be able to attach your evidence.
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Hi,
The tax treaty between the UK and Hong Kong, can be found at Hong Kong: tax treaties.  
It is still in place, this treaty should be used in relation to your business.
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Hi,
If you have never been resident in the UK, then there is no requirement to nofify HMRC that you live permanently overseas.
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Hi,
There is no requirement to report a cash gift to HMRC, as it is not taxable
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Hi, 
You can only make a change of this nature in the tax year when you change the vehicle.  
As you have changed the vehicle in 24/25, you can submit your 24/25 tax return using actual expenses for this vehicle.  
Simplified expenses if you're self-employed.  
You will have to continue with actual expenses until you change this vehicle, when you would have the option of simple expenses again.
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Hi,
Please have a look at CG22020, regarding beneficial ownership of your home.  
It may be a case that both of you need to submit separate form 17, each declaring  100%/0% beneficial ownership of your own respective properties.
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Hi,
Please have a look at the trust tax return and notes at Self Assessment: Trust and Estate Tax Return (SA900)
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Hi,
Please refer to Capital Gains Tax summary notes
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Hi AM,
Please refer to RDRM32020 - Remittance Basis: Accessing the remittance basis: Claiming the remittance basis: Making a claim
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Hi,
Income from property is different to income from employment or self employment.  
While they all fall under the banner of income for tax purposes, they are separate and would be declared separately on a tax return.  
Your earning from casual musicianship, is self employment and would qualify for the trading income allowance of £1000.
Thank you.