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@nextofficial Please may I have an update on an order? Says it dispatched the Warehouse on Monday 23rd Feb, but nothing has happened since?

@HMRCcustomers And what does this figure mean? Is it money I owe? Because on my 24/25 self assessment it has not been included to repay?

@HMRCcustomers For 24/25 year it was 1068L. So if there is an amount automated generated on my self assessment under ‘Underpaid tax included in PAYE coding’ do I leave that figure that has been provided?

@HMRCcustomers Hello, If a figure is given in below q, what does it mean and how can I check it? ‘Underpaid tax included in PAYE coding:
Amount of underpaid tax for earlier years included in your tax code for 6 April 2024 to 5 April 2025 (from your PAYE Notice of Coding).’

@HMRCcustomers Can I check the tax code issued via the Gov portal? Also via messages in the Gov portal?

@soIanks Check the tax code that we issued for the 24 25 year. If it's a 1257L , then just leave it as zero. If you received a paper coding notice for that tax year, you'll be able to check that. Steve

@HMRCcustomers Thanks Steve!

@soIanks Hi Solanks, Firstly, no, we don't tax sums less than £1. Secondly you tick that box if all property income ceased during 24 25 so that you won't get any property income at all in 25 26 . Steve

@HMRCcustomers Hello, I have two questions relating to 24/25 tax return: 1: Do I need to declare ‘other U.K. income’ if the amount is only £0.59? 2: If I stopped renting out a property and will not receive income after 24/25 tax year, do I put ‘YES’ on ‘Did all income cease’

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@bookingcom Hi, I have been waiting for a refund since last Tuesday. Have sent two emails and no response. Please update me asap.

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@HMRCcustomers Hi, I accidentally forgot to enter the correct amount (that had not been updated). It’s only a difference of £1, but know this may cause issues. What should I do please?

@soIanks Hi there, you will need to make a payment based on the correct figures. Is it more than 3 days since you made the change and is this in relation to your individual self assessment? Amandine

@HMRCcustomers hello! I made a change on a figure on a submitted assessment. This new figure has not been updated yet. If it does not update by 31st Jan, which figure should I pay? The correct new one (pending to update) or the old one I can see currently.

@HMRCcustomers I did the update 2 days ago, so no more than 3 days (so the update may happen tomorrow). I will go ahead and make the correct payment. Thank you.

@HMRCcustomers I have just seen in the dividend section it specially says “do not enter in foreign income.” But I will await to hear your answer also.

@soIanks I will look into this further for you and get back to you with an answer as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience. Suchona

@HMRCcustomers Hello! Would earnings/rewards from the likes of Coinbase for Cryptocurrency holdings fall under ‘Any other income’ as its ‘miscellaneous?’

@HMRCcustomers Thank you. Final question: If I received a dividend of £5.13 from a company (based in Ireland), do I need to select ‘yes’ to ‘did you receive any foreign income’ AND ALSO then ‘yes’ to ‘did you receive any dividends from foreign companies?’

@soIanks Thanks for waiting, You would include the value of the asset as misc income. Tom

@HMRCcustomers No. It’s rewards earned from the holding of a cryptocurrency. Would this fall under ‘miscellaneous’ income?

@soIanks OK so you haven't actually disposed of an asset has resulted in this income arising? Tom

@HMRCcustomers Thank you. It’s more ‘rewards’ based on an APR that are received from holding a digital asset on Coinbase.

@soIanks Thanks for waiting, This depends on the type of earnings. If as asset is being disposed of, this will be liable to capital gains tax. Please see: gov.uk/capital-gains-… gov.uk/hmrc-internal-… Martin

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@HMRCcustomers Any update? Thank you 🙏🏽

@soIanks Hi, thanks for asking this. I'll need to check on this and get back to you, please bear with me. Martin