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self assessment error!

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I have made a mistake on my self assessment for 2009/10 ,I done the return back in august and thought no more of it but have realised that i have not declared some interest on my savings between oct 09 and april 10,I declared the interest earned on a savings bond and another online account,both these accounts were annual interst and added at the end of the term,my other account was a monthly interest,but i forgot that and was thinking i could wait until the account matured at oct 10 and put it on my tax return for 2010/11,I am on paye and dont earn more than 20k a year and all the savings are taxed at source,not sure what to do i filed my return by post,????

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  • How much in money are we talking about here? roughly?
  • 430 ish after the tax was taken off
  • Mikeyorks
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    Do as you were implying and add the entity onto 10-11 ..... as though it had been paid on maturity. If you'd filed online it is easy enough to amend. But as there's no tax at issue it's a needless paper chase to write HMRC to get them to amend it. And they have been known to do it wrong.

    I deduce they're working towards automating the 'tax deducted at source' returns from Banks etc. But I don't think they're going to do it in time to 'catch' your apportioning of a bit of interest.
    If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !
  • thanks mikeyorks,does seem abit of a bind doing this tax return when iam paye and my savings are taxed at source,so you dont think i will get any nasty shocks then if i just put it on 2010/11
  • Mikeyorks
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    peter1000 wrote: »
    ,so you dont think i will get any nasty shocks then if i just put it on 2010/11

    No - that won't happen.

    But if you're solely PAYE and circa £20k ....... why are you filing SA Returns?
    If you want to test the depth of the water .........don't use both feet !
  • good question! I inherited a property in 2002,it was sold in 2005,i had a accountant who sorted all the tax stuff out and that was the end of it,my accountant spoke to the revenue quite a few times and i did get alletter saying that i would no longer need to do a tax return and so did my wife.Then about a year later i got a letter through asking for a short tax return,that was few years ago and i have been doing them,my wife has not had any demands to do a tax return.last couple of years my wage on paye have been approx 18k
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