Hello
I have realised I have omitted some info from my self assessment tax return but i am certain i dont owe any tax as a result. The missing info is:
- bank account interet of less than £150 in two tax years (15/16 and 14/15)
- dividends of less than £80 per year going back to the 11/12 tax year (turns out they had the wrong email address for me so i wasnt receiving statements - i only just found out)
- dividends from foreign companies of less than £450 per year going back to the 10/11 tax year. The dividends are reinvested automatically and ive never had the money paid to me directly so it really never occurred to me that I should have been declaring it on my tax return.
Those are my only dividend payments and I have always been a basic rate tax payer, so i dont believe i owe any tax.
Should i write to hmrc to declare the missing info all the way back to 2010/11 or is that overkill? They wouldnt really give me a straight answer when i called them.
Thanks
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