HMRC Admin 21 Response

Hi Mcg1203 Mcguirk,
As UK tax resdient you would need to declare the income - Tax on foreign income.
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Hi jon2024 g,
Guidance at CG13350 - Bed and breakfasting: general states bed & breakfasting is for capital gains. as you don't pay tax on shares in an ISA then this would not apply.
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Hi gboyle1,
Please see guidance at Lifetime ISA.
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Hi tm chan,
No as they have basically reimbursed the fee that you have paid.
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Hi DLHK2UK,
Please refer to Capital Gains Manual and associated links.
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Hi Puffy Lo,
That is correct. as jointly owned, everything should be split 50/50.
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Hi Hdsd,
That is correct. Tax on foreign income: Overview.
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Hi Annie Qu,
Thank you for your question.
Please refer to our helpsheet HS300 Non-residents and investment income (2023) which provides more information about non-residents and investment income and how it is charged to tax.  Non-residents are not taxable on UK dividend income but this should still be declared if completing a Self Assessment tax return, for calculation purposes this will show as ‘Non-UK resident’s disregarded income’.
More information about double taxation and investment income can be found in SAIM1170 - Savings and investment income: non-residents.
Thank you.