Tax return for ex pats/non domicile.
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You can buy tax return software that is HMRC accredited from about £15 - there are links given on the HMRC website.
Alternatively you could get an accountant to do thus for you and hopefully ensure that all reliefs for overseas taxes suffered are made.
There are a few if us on here.
By the way, are you referring to your 2011/12 Tax Return? If so it is already late and you would have incurred a £100 penalty.
David
Alternatively you could get an accountant to do thus for you and hopefully ensure that all reliefs for overseas taxes suffered are made.
There are a few if us on here.
By the way, are you referring to your 2011/12 Tax Return? If so it is already late and you would have incurred a £100 penalty.
David
As an aside, there was a new set of proposals regarding residency, it's very doubtful you've changed domicility, from the revenue that came out 18th December and should pass into law in the 2013 Finance Bill.
I'd suggest that all non-residents take some advice on this going forward. It could be costly not to.
I'd be grateful if someone could tell me how it's bloody meant to work now as well!
I'd suggest that all non-residents take some advice on this going forward. It could be costly not to.
I'd be grateful if someone could tell me how it's bloody meant to work now as well!
Furberger said:
Looking at the HMRC site, it says I need to use commercial software to fill my tax return as I worked abroad last year. Is this possible myself or should I be ringing an accountant first thing tomorrow?
Assumed it would be straight forward like last year....
What do you mean by "last year" - last "tax year" (2011/12) or last calender year (31 December 2012)?Assumed it would be straight forward like last year....
ellroy said:
As an aside, there was a new set of proposals regarding residency, it's very doubtful you've changed domicility, from the revenue that came out 18th December and should pass into law in the 2013 Finance Bill.
I'd suggest that all non-residents take some advice on this going forward. It could be costly not to.
I'd be grateful if someone could tell me how it's bloody meant to work now as well!
I have a good working knowledge of the new rules - PM me if you want some explanation.I'd suggest that all non-residents take some advice on this going forward. It could be costly not to.
I'd be grateful if someone could tell me how it's bloody meant to work now as well!
David
sumo69 said:
You can buy tax return software that is HMRC accredited from about £15 - there are links given on the HMRC website.
Alternatively you could get an accountant to do thus for you and hopefully ensure that all reliefs for overseas taxes suffered are made.
There are a few if us on here.
By the way, are you referring to your 2011/12 Tax Return? If so it is already late and you would have incurred a £100 penalty.
David
Cheers. Left to last minute, forgot password, got 2 week extension, left to last minute...Alternatively you could get an accountant to do thus for you and hopefully ensure that all reliefs for overseas taxes suffered are made.
There are a few if us on here.
By the way, are you referring to your 2011/12 Tax Return? If so it is already late and you would have incurred a £100 penalty.
David
Rang up and said I'd forgotten my login details. Was told I could re-register and lose all my previous entries or get sent new user ID. She said I wouldn't get any penalties but would be charged interest if anything was outstanding so make an estimate contribution if I think I owe. Also said the deadline for penalties was now extended 2 weeks. Maybe she was lying. As 2 weeks is today, I'd say your beer was safe either way!
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