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Notification of liability to income tax and CGT

Individuals who are chargeable to income tax or capital gains tax for any tax year and who have not received a notice to file a return are required to give notice of chargeability to HMRC within six months from the end of the year

e.g. by 5 October 2024 for 2023/24.

A person who has no chargeable gains and who is not liable to higher rate tax does not have to give notice of chargeability if all his income:

  • Is taken into account under PAYE;

  • Is from a source of income not subject to tax under a self-assessment;

  • Has had (or is treated as having had) income tax deducted at source; or

  • Is a UK dividend.

A penalty may be imposed for late notification.

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