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1. You cannot do a Self Assessment return and an R40 for the same tax year. Do you mean Self Assessment for 2018:19 (and that is the last Self Assessment he needs to do?) and an R40 for 2019:20? Ok, point 3 is a yes to this.
2. Tax owed under Self Assessment for 2018:19 isn't (normally) collected through the 2019:20 tax code, it is 2020:21.
3. As point 1.
4. An R40 is like a simple Self Assessment return. You only complete one form per tax year. That is probably why they are being returned. So you can fill in a single new R40 correctly.
Savings interest (unless from an ISA) is taxable income. Why do you think otherwise??
Hi - sorry if this has already been asked. I put a claim through and i got an email to tell me my tax had changed but i needed to log . It now constantly tells me that there is a system error for that tax year but not to notify them as they are aware! Been like that for a few days , can’t get through and no letter!