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UK dividend tax to pay on US shares (ongoing and historic)
Hello, I could do with some forum wisdom on how to treat tax for some historic and ongoing dividend payments from owning US shares. Situation is as per:* Shares were acquired more than a decade ago as part of compensation whilst working for a US firm. * They are held by a US bank who also holds a cash account for dividend…
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SA-report an amount under £1 ?
In 2024-25 I received interest income from various sources which in total combined with my SP took my reportable income over £20k. I know to round down to ignore pence, but total interest for one small account came in at 99p for the year. Do I just ignore this amount altogether and not include it?
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How to submit 2024-2025 untaxed savings interest to HMRC?
Hello All. I'm a non-taxpayer, on a small work pension which is my only income aside from a little savings interest. A data-only glitch at my pension provider in 2024 accidentally sent incorrect data to HMRC, reporting my pension income as double its actual value (payments weren't doubled!). The issue was identified and…
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Capital Gains Tax
Hello, I am about to finalise the sale on my house and planning on living with family for a while. I asked about any extra costs with the solicitor and they mentioned capital gains tax might be payable but it wasn’t anything that person dealt with. I found a forum which suggested selling your home and not purchasing…
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Self employed, expenses & invoicing
Can anyone offer me a bit of advice on how best to invoice for expenses to properly cover the cost. I am fairly new to self employment and am trying to work out the best way to handle the cost of my business. I am likely to be hitting the higher rate tax band. As such I just wanted to check that I am doing the right thing.…
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P800 Question (Tax Refund)
Hi, I am registered for the online HMRC service and not self-employed. Last year my P800 arrived in mid-June and there was a small tax refund to claim. I know from looking at my online tax details from 24-25 that I can expect a tax refund this year, too. So my question is can I expect my P800 in June again or is this…
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P11D’s
My husband has received a new tax code that shows van benefit however as far as we’re concerned the truck isn’t used for personal use. My husband travels all over visiting building sites & attending meetings visiting at least 5 different sites per day. He travels home from site & the truck is parked up unless he goes to…
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2024/25 Self Assessment Tax Return
There we go! Hopefully the only thread (before multi previous years are re-enacted)
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Inheritance tax query
I hope someone can shed some light on this. My question is about inheritance tax and the approximate amount payable and if it can be reduced. My mother is in her nineties, I am the sole beneficiary of my mothers will, she has left her property to myself in the will, my understanding is that the threshold is 325k but i will…
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Old employer processed a negative pay
Hi, I left my old employer June 2024 and received my final pay in July 2024 from them along with my P45. However, upon recently looking through my HMRC app, I noticed that in October 2024, they processed a negative payment to HMRC. I had no knowledge of this and no idea of what, if any, implications of that were. Is this…
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Untaxed interest
My wife's latest tax code notice details how HMRC worked out her tax code. There is a line for Less Untaxed Interest....£2654. Note 3 overleaf says this is an estimate of the interest she will receive during the year from banks etc. The vast majority of our savings are in ISAs. We have £6000 in a joint easy access account.…
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Calculating Capital Gains Tax on Unit Trusts
I liquidated my Unit Trust in January 2025 into which I paid £50 per month since 2000.How do I calculate the gain and how do I declare this on my Self Assessment for 2024/25.I declared the re-invested dividend each year.Totally confused, any help gratefully received.
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Issues with tax code
In April I got a gross salary payment of £27850 (includes a bonus) was on tax code 1257L. Tax paid was £10935. In May I got gross payment of £8768 AFTER 8% salary sacrifice into pension. This was with a new employer. Tax paid was £2324. I was on tax code of 1257L. From June, I will get gross payment of £8010 a month. This…
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untaxed interest on savings and investments
Hi, I was online checking my wife's and my income tax allowances, and I noticed that in my wife's account there was a part saying "untaxed interest on savings and investments", now could someone explain what this is, please. We only have one savings account that is in "joint names" and I was under the understanding that,…
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CGT BUILDING COSTS IN 1999
We have just sold our house which we purchased 30 years ago. We rented it out for half the time, which I know we can use against our CGT liability. We also built a large extension of 80sqm, but the receipts have faded and we cannot find the original invoice from the builder. I spoke to HMC who told us just to estimate the…
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DWP pension p60 equivalent?
What's the quickest way to discover the total pension paid by DWP for last tax year? I have looked at my HMRC personal tax account, and it has details of employment pension, but not DWP. In previous years I have gone back through monthly bank statements, but I wondered whether there was a more authoritative source?
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CGT treatment on inherited shares
Does anyone know CGT is treated on inherited shares when you already hold some shares in same company? Is CGT charged on the difference from the probate value if you sell those shares; Or do the inherited shares become part of my existing shareholding and I have to recalculate the average purchase price to work out the CGT…
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Which class NIC should I be paying if I have a mix of PAYE and self employment
I am completing my self assessment tax return online, and have inputted all of my details etc. I understand all of the income tax rules, and how much I should be paying, but I am confused about National Insurance. I have earned £10,130 via a mix of multiple PAYE contracts/payslips I have also earned £3735 from freelancing,…
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The taxation of pension income: pension payments made in arrears
If someone has deferrred their occupational pension from age 60 to SPA (age 67) and then receives a large backdated lump sum of pension payment arrears can they have those payments attributed back to relevant tax years (so as not to face higher rate liability). I am looking…
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Company Van Tax
Hello, I'm a little confused about BIK for Vans with fuel cards. As far as I can tell people who have company vans pay zero tax when a company provides a van and fuel card so long as you do not do significant private use miles, is this correct? It's seem a little crazy to not pay any tax as it makes me wonder why do people…
