Is it just me, or has the whole thing been poorly communicated to those of us who don't 'do all this stuff for a living'.
I am a trustee of a NRB Trust Created under a will in 2011. The trust was regsistered using 41G back in 2011 / 2012 and given a UTR.
Every year, we receive and fill in a SA900.
OK, maybe I misunderstood Q20 which talks predominantly refers to changes.....of which there weren't any or you've confirmed the details are correct.......which went right over my head as the Trust was registered with 41G and the details were correct.
You think they would write to all 'registered trusts' and say, "Dear Sirs, please be aware that even though your trust is registered and you have a UTR, you must now complete and entry on the new TRS and supply additional details to those originally provided"
They just seem to have left if for people to 'trip over'.
Anyway, I've registered the trust on the TRS, which seemed to be quite straightforward after one accepts you have to enter the same information several times where a trustee is also a potential beneficiary.
I only stumbled across this TRS by accident when looking for other info. Is it me or is it a pretty poor show by the HMRC.
Presumably, the reason for us not receiving an SA900 return automatically this year is because our registered trust was unregistered via the new TRS system.
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