I have always done my own self assessment. Every year I have to complete a sa109 as I am non resident. I am no longer able to download and print off sa109 because HMRC has scrapped it, I used the HMRC self assessment portal but it's not on there either. HMRC ... Continue Reading
Is anyone aware of any regulations which mean that pension contributions are only payable within a maximum period of 40 years, based on when you first made your pension contribution? Someone mentioned this without much background and was citing it as a reason for ... Continue Reading
Hello, I'm unsure if this scenario warrants CGT or not. This is regarding my partner's situation. 2012- left his (then) wife, continued to pay mortgage on family home - in full, she never paid a penny in. Rented a place for himself until 2016 when he moved in ... Continue Reading
My mother and myself own (outright, no mortgage) a freehold building comprising of two flats with each of us owning 50% of the freehold. The top flat has 3 bedrooms and the bottom two bedrooms and has a garage. Theses flats are cuurently rented out. They are not ... Continue Reading
Hi, What are the rules for Inheritance of a deceased in-law who has accounts/money tied up in IRA's, roth IRA's and some accounts that are now in Probate? Are there any pitfalls we should be aware of? The will states that all estate be split equally between ... Continue Reading
My gf currently owns a property with her brother. They cohabit together. She wants to move out and get her name of the deeds. The house has a 115k mortgage. The mortgage company is not allowing the brother to take over as sole mortgage owner due to having bad credit. Is ... Continue Reading
BIM4605 says for them to be allowed for corp tax they must be :"wholly, mutually & excls. etc", & part of renum package. It is quite easy to understand the concept of mixed expenditure for eg travel expenses, but hard to see for pension contribs. Can ... Continue Reading
Hi, I had a quick question. I have been married 10 years. I handle the family finances and our savings are mostly in my account (much from before marriage). With the interest rate rises I am actually receiving interest income now (!) but find that it pushes me ... Continue Reading