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Any tax on money recieved thru western union by frens and relatives

Ishika
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Any tax on money recieved thru western union by frens and relatives

Postby Ishika » Sat Jun 16, 2018 5:00 pm

Hello. I am a salaried employee IN UK. Is their any tax implication on the money received via western union from frens and relatives abroad monthly once or twice.

bd6759
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Re: Any tax on money recieved thru western union by frens and relatives

Postby bd6759 » Sun Jun 17, 2018 10:52 am

That depends on why they are giving you money

TheAccountancySolutions
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Re: Any tax on money recieved thru western union by frens and relatives

Postby TheAccountancySolutions » Tue Jun 19, 2018 9:57 am

The limit for eligible cash transactions is €10,000 (£8,361) and is extended to receiving as well as making payments in cash. If you have received anything more than this limit one-off or aggregate in one tax year, I would advise putting a note in your self-assessment with the transaction details, nature and where you have received it from.
Aatif Malik | Managing Partner
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