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Generally speaking, individuals who are deemed to be resident in the United Kingdom are required to pay UK income tax on their worldwide income and gains. However, there are a multitude of exceptions which can be deemed to apply for specific situations and therefore it is wise to seek personal foreign income tax advice. If an individual is working at sea (whether aboard a ship or offshore in the oil and gas industry), or for the EU or UK government, for example as a diplomat or a volunteer development worker, then different tax rules may apply. If you hold foreign deposits, you will only be required to pay UK income tax on deposits if you are a UK resident. This is also true if you are a resident and non-domiciled when you remit these to the UK. If you are unsure about any aspect of interest income please get in touch for professional advice.
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Our tax accountants have extensive experience in personal tax. From very simple self employment tax return to complex personal tax planning, you can call our accountants to discuss your circumstances.
No you may not need an accountant to file your self assessment tax returns. But its always advisable to consult specialist tax accountant, so you are not loosing any tax relief on claimable expenses.
If you sign up to become our client, we will not charge you for the advice. But if you are looking for tax advice only it is dependent on the nature and complexity of your question.
HMRC have a self explanatory guidance to setup personal tax account. This account will help you to know about your taxes and income for each year. For more information please visit HMRC website.
When it comes to personal tax, as resident in UK, a taxpayer is obliged to pay tax on worldwide income. If you do not live in UK and you have taxable income in UK, you must file tax return to HMRC.
As self employed person you will file your self assessment tax return to HMRC every year. You must total your takings and less business expenses. If you need help with something which you are not sure, you can call our accountants to help you out. For general guidance please visit HMRC website.
If you have made a mistake and want to amend your tax returns, you must get in touch with HMRC and explain to them the nature of mistake or omission.
It is always dependent on nature of mistake. If the amendment will result in correction of tax liability, then you must file an amended tax return. If you have omitted income and want to correct your records, you would need to file a disclosure.
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