Tax Return FIling

[Sterren]

I have asked a similar question before but as the situation has changed slightly, posting with amendments:

As an international student in the UK, I had a UK bank account. My bank has said that I can keep using this bank account despite exit from the UK.As an international student, I did not file any tax returns as I was either getting a fully paid bursary for studies from the uni, was self-financed and/or any part-time jobs I was doing were taxed through the PAYE scheme.

I pay tax on my worldly income where I currently live. In general, the only thing I use the UK account for is to manage credit card payments or international trips. I transfer a little bit of money to the account to pay the monthly credit cad fees or any expenses I may have while travelling. I do NOT receive any interest on any balance on my account (had given this in writing to the bank ages ago). However, recently I did some work in another country for which I have received income in the UK bank account (around 100 pounds). Due to this, do I now need to file an income tax return in the UK or am I ok declaring this in my global income where I currently live?

I am asking this from the UK taxation requirement' perspective.

Regards!

[AmanSood]

There should be no UK tax reporting/filing requirements as the income is not UK sourced/UK related. You should simply declare the income in the country in which you live where you are tax resident.

[susandan82]

in the my point of view By filing your tax return, you declare how much income you earned during the year, the deductions you claimed and the tax you paid.

[Sterren]

Thank you guys! I realized I forgot to post a thank you note. I take it then I don't need to file any tax return in the UK.