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SnoopZ 17-01-2015 22:47

Self Assessment tax return de-registering?
 
Having just filled in my first ever self assessment tax return due to going over the capital gains tax limit, will I now ALWAYS receive a SA tax return even though I am a PAYE tax payer?

If they will send for the next tax year is there a way to de-register and stop this?

Hugh 17-01-2015 23:04

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You can't de-register - they will let you know if you have to do it again....

I have had to do it a couple of times, but after the last two years they informed me I no longer (until told again I have to) do self-assessment.

SnoopZ 17-01-2015 23:07

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Damn, well I hope they don't send 1 just because I went over the CG tax limit once as it won't happen again.

arcimedes 17-01-2015 23:37

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35753304)
Damn, well I hope they don't send 1 just because I went over the CG tax limit once as it won't happen again.

I expect they will send one for the next year just so you can prove didn't have a chargeable gain.

I am hoping I wont have to now they are about to abolish the age allowance.

Paul 18-01-2015 16:39

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I have had to do them on and off for the last 12 years, they are very easy to fill in though.

Ignitionnet 18-01-2015 16:47

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I keep getting them even though I am quite literally just entering the numbers from my P60 and sending it on its merry way.

It is what it is.

heero_yuy 18-01-2015 16:53

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I do mine on-line but it's mainly as igni says putting in the P60 numbers and a small amount of interest I get on some money in the building society account. No sweat really.

SnoopZ 18-01-2015 17:07

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The next 1 i do will just be entering a few things from the P60 and P11D too and private medical costs and a few £s of bank interest here and there.

1 thing that confused me is they seem to ignore any PENCE when entering online, for example i put down £1.98 for bank interest and it turned it into £1.00, also £19.20 tax refund turned into £19.00?!

heero_yuy 18-01-2015 17:21

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35753391)
The next 1 i do will just be entering a few things from the P60 and P11D too and private medical costs and a few £s of bank interest here and there.

1 thing that confused me is they seem to ignore any PENCE when entering online, for example i put down £1.98 for bank interest and it turned it into £1.00, also £19.20 tax refund turned into £19.00?!

Same thing happens on VAT returns, the old paper system told you not to enter pence so I guess it's the same way on line. With big companies entering £millions the odd pence don't really matter.

vincerooney 18-01-2015 22:49

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Aye once you're in self assessment you'll keep getting one each year. You can keep checking on the hmrc website if you don't need to do one for next year

https://www.gov.uk/check-if-you-need-a-tax-return/y

if you feel you dont need to then you can call the tax helpline, they'll go through your details and send a referral to close your self assessment record if they need to.

SnoopZ 18-01-2015 22:51

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Thanks for the link, I won't need a self assessment next year as I only needed it as I went over the capital gains tax limit so had to declare it.

Osem 18-01-2015 22:54

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35753391)
The next 1 i do will just be entering a few things from the P60 and P11D too and private medical costs and a few £s of bank interest here and there.

1 thing that confused me is they seem to ignore any PENCE when entering online, for example i put down £1.98 for bank interest and it turned it into £1.00, also £19.20 tax refund turned into £19.00?!

I believe all the SA tax forms advise you to round down to the nearest pound. It's HMRC's way of being kind...

vincerooney 18-01-2015 22:55

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35753498)
Thanks for the link, I won't need a self assessment next year as I only needed it as I went over the capital gains tax limit so had to declare it.

what i'd advise you to do is call up around middle of april and they'll send the referral off nice and early and get you out of SA fairly painlessly :)

SnoopZ 18-01-2015 22:59

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When do they normally tell people they need to fill in a SA, is it April?

vincerooney 18-01-2015 23:01

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35753504)
When do they normally tell people they need to fill in a SA, is it April?

notice to file for 14-15 is usually sent out in stages from 6th april. You can cancel SA at any point in the year really but the earlier the better since the summer is always busy with people getting SA penalties and trying to sort their tax codes out after finally realising theyre on a wrong code...so earlier the better!

Osem 18-01-2015 23:01

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SA forms are sent out early April. If you get another and don't feel it's required, just call the number on the form.

SnoopZ 18-01-2015 23:11

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Thanks for all the help people! :)

AndyCambs 19-01-2015 12:05

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I did a tax return in two successive years, and both years resulted in a refund albeit small. They wrote and said I didn't have to complete a form again...

arcimedes 19-01-2015 12:20

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Originally Posted by AndyCambs (Post 35753573)
I did a tax return in two successive years, and both years resulted in a refund albeit small. They wrote and said I didn't have to complete a form again...

Did it cost you much to send the return in. If it didn't I wouldn't let the government hang on to money that's rightfully yours :D

SnoopZ 27-01-2015 16:07

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Well i am pretty pleased with the result of filling in my first ever tax return online, i managed to do it before the cutoff date of 31st January and in the end although i went over the capital gains tax limit by £99 meaning i owed around £17 in capital gains tax, they actually owe me £42 for over payed income tax. :)

This will be easy to do next year until they say i don't need to do it again.

heero_yuy 27-01-2015 16:24

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Did mine earlier today. Bit last minute but pretty painless. Nothing to pay, nothing to repay.

SnoopZ 27-01-2015 16:31

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It took them over a week to reply to my posting, is that normal?

heero_yuy 27-01-2015 18:39

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35755556)
It took them over a week to reply to my posting, is that normal?

It certainly takes a few days, particularly towards the due date at the end of this month.

Osem 27-01-2015 18:42

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35755552)
Well i am pretty pleased with the result of filling in my first ever tax return online, i managed to do it before the cutoff date of 31st January and in the end although i went over the capital gains tax limit by £99 meaning i owed around £17 in capital gains tax, they actually owe me £42 for over payed income tax. :)

This will be easy to do next year until they say i don't need to do it again.

Capital gains tax???!!! That must make you one of those evil capitalists...

;)

SnoopZ 27-01-2015 18:55

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35755581)
Capital gains tax???!!! That must make you one of those evil capitalists...

;)

Haha, nah i was in a share scheme for 3 years at work and when it matured the original share price had gone up in price over 600% so it was a nice shock! When i sold some of them i tried to keep it under the 10900 CG limit but on the day i instructed to sell i got caught out as the shares increased by £1 each.

It won't ever happen again like that so need to spend it wisely on a bigger house eventually.

Osem 27-01-2015 19:15

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Originally Posted by SnoopZ (Post 35755592)
Haha, nah i was in a share scheme for 3 years at work and when it matured the original share price had gone up in price over 600% so it was a nice shock! When i sold some of them i tried to keep it under the 10900 CG limit but on the day i instructed to sell i got caught out as the shares increased by £1 each.

It won't ever happen again like that so need to spend it wisely on a bigger house eventually.

Typical capitalist excuses!!! Bet you went to public school too!!! Once a capitalist always a...


;)

Ignitionnet 27-01-2015 21:03

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35755600)
Typical capitalist excuses!!! Bet you went to public school too!!! Once a capitalist always a...


;)

Not entirely sure I grasp the point behind this?

I must've missed where people on CF advocated other systems than capitalism. I can see plenty of posts where people have said it's gone a bit wrong and needs fixing, mind you.

The UK economy is largely about rent seeking now rather than actually producing anything, which is part of why our balance of payments is so bad.

Osem 27-01-2015 21:43

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet (Post 35755631)
Not entirely sure I grasp the point behind this?

I must've missed where people on CF advocated other systems than capitalism. I can see plenty of posts where people have said it's gone a bit wrong and needs fixing, mind you.

The UK economy is largely about rent seeking now rather than actually producing anything, which is part of why our balance of payments is so bad.

Point? None really, not too serious anyway. Just a light hearted comment (hence the ;) ) intended to mimic (and poke fun at) a certain proportion of people who jump on the back of anyone who owns shares or dares to make a profit from them. There have been several here over the years and yes you may have missed them but there are a great many more out there.

Ignitionnet 27-01-2015 22:55

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35755650)
Point? None really, not too serious anyway. Just a light hearted comment (hence the ;) ) intended to mimic (and poke fun at) a certain proportion of people who jump on the back of anyone who owns shares or dares to make a profit from them. There have been several here over the years and yes you may have missed them but there are a great many more out there.


Let's see if they reappear during this election, which should be interesting if nothing else!

tweetiepooh 28-01-2015 10:34

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Tax man rounds to your benefit - income down, tax paid up.

Last couple of years I've had nice rebates and my tax code is now right up. This is because we give money by gift aid which get you back the difference between basic and higher rate on giving if you do pay higher rate. Nice rebate from tax man, new code means rebate for current year from employer and less tax next year.

progers 28-01-2015 23:55

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If you tax affairs are "simple" you can phone them up and you won't have to complete a form any longer


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