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Below are schedules for a UK tax return. The schedules
should be completed if any of the following apply:
Employment Pages.
- If you were employed in full time, part time or casual
employment.
- were a company director.
- were an agency worker.
- were an office holder, such as chairperson, secretary or
treasurer.
- would have been treated as an employee of another person had you
not used a company or partnership as an intermediary.
Self Employment Pages
- If you were in business on your own account, or you were a
subcontractor working in the building industry.
Lloyd's Underwriters Pages
- See the link under references below.
Partnership Pages
- Each partner will have to complete these pages as part of their
personal tax return, and, one partner will have to complete the
Partnership Tax Return.
UK Property Pages
- If you let out UK Property or furnished holiday lettings for
rental in the UK or European Economic Area (EEA).
- The same applies if you let out rooms in your house.
- If you provide meals or other services then you need to complete
Self Employment Pages.
Foreign Pages
- See the link under references below.
Trust Page
- If you were a beneficiary of a trust (excluding a "bare" trust)
or settlement or the settlor of a trust or settlement whose income
is deemed to be yours.
Capital Gains Pages
- You disposed of chargeable assets which were worth more than
£40,400, or
- your chargeable gains (before deduction of any losses) are more
than £10,100 or
- you want to claim an allowable capital loss or make any other
capital gains claim or election for the year, or
- you were not domiciled in the UK and are claiming to be taxed on
you foreign gains on the remittance basis, or
- for more details see;
In all circumstances the advice of a qualified accountant or tax
advisor should be sought before completing your tax return and
schedules, especially if your tax affairs are complicated or you are in
a high income bracket.
References:
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