Quick UK Tax Question
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Re: Quick UK Tax Question
Oh my, but I've already paid tax on it when I got paid it lol
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So where is the justification that when I provide for any periods of unemployment by saving, that the government be allowed to get at any interest I make on said savings, which isn't much!!!???
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Re: Quick UK Tax Question
I have just heard back from the HMRC having completed a tax return for 2010-2011 tax year. (We emigrated in October.) Firstly they tell me how much I owen them, OK fair enough....but then they say I have to pay them on account for next year when I will not have been in UK at all...the only income I have is my state pension and teachers pension....my understanding was that they would be taxed in Australia.
Does anyone have any experience about this?
Julie
Does anyone have any experience about this?
Julie
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Re: Quick UK Tax Question
I have just heard back from the HMRC having completed a tax return for 2010-2011 tax year. (We emigrated in October.) Firstly they tell me how much I owen them, OK fair enough....but then they say I have to pay them on account for next year when I will not have been in UK at all...the only income I have is my state pension and teachers pension....my understanding was that they would be taxed in Australia.
You will have to write to HMRC so that a "human being" looks at it - and then re-sets your record in the computer. As for the address to write to: Your latest assessment notice from them should have the address of the HMRC office that deals with your tax affairs.