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HMRC full TAX Calculation breakdown from HMRC?
James_Bond_007
Posts: 15 Forumite
in Cutting tax
Hi,
I am working and have savings (that earn interest) all in UK.
HMRS are automatically sent gross information, form my banks and Building societies, as to how much profit/interest I have earnt on my savings and earnings.
With this information HMRS calculate how much TAX I need to pay and obtains this by adjusting my TAX allowance.
Is is possible to obtain a full breakdown from HMRC (so that I can see which building society has declared what interest I have gained) of how my TAX was calculated?
Thanks for reading.
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Yes. Just ask them.
NB. It doesn't seem to be available online for you to look at1 -
Interesting. Didn't realise you could request a full list of interest declared to HMRC by banking organisations against your record.It's a shame it's not available to view online.If I missed something out on my return, I'd assume they'll get in touch once the 12 months to amend has lapsed after the relative tax year?0
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I think they're more likely to query it within 12 months of the filing date.howryoo said:Interesting. Didn't realise you could request a full list of interest declared to HMRC by banking organisations against your record.It's a shame it's not available to view online.If I missed something out on my return, I'd assume they'll get in touch once the 12 months to amend has lapsed after the relative tax year?
https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/self-assessment-manual/sam310201 -
Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
I think they're more likely to query it within 12 months of the filing date.howryoo said:Interesting. Didn't realise you could request a full list of interest declared to HMRC by banking organisations against your record.It's a shame it's not available to view online.If I missed something out on my return, I'd assume they'll get in touch once the 12 months to amend has lapsed after the relative tax year?
https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/self-assessment-manual/sam31020Strange - they haven't been in touch, hence I'd amended as soon as I discovered my omission.The reason I assumed after 12 months is maybe HMRC sees whether or not you take action unprompted, giving you the opportunity to amend without incurring penalties.But I suppose if you didn't know you omitted something, you're none the wiser?It would definitely be good if HMRC could include a list of interest declared by banks etc. for a tax year so you have something to could reconcile against?0
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