SA100 - Tax Return

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SA100 (PDF, 114KB)

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If you are an individual, use form SA100 to file a tax return for your income and capital gains and to claim tax reliefs. You may need to include supplementary pages for certain types of income. Please see further down the page for forms from previous years. HMRC must receive your tax return by 31 October 2009 if you are using a paper form; 31 January 2010 if you are going to file online.

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Help and guidance relating to this form

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SA150 How to fill in your tax return (PDF, 181KB)
Use this guide to help you fill in your tax return

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HS310 War Widow's and Dependent's Pensions (PDF, 41KB)
Use this guide for information on what to put in your tax return if you are a war widow or dependant who gets pensions and allowances

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HS347 Personal term assurance contributions to a registered pension scheme (PDF, 59KB)
Use this guide to find out whether or not any of your pension contributions are personal term assurance contributions. For an explanation on the limits to the tax relief to which you are entitled for pension contributions, refer to page TRG 14 of the Tax Return guide.

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Supplementary pages

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SA101 (Supplementary Pages) Additional Information
Use these supplementary pages to record less common types of income, deductions and tax reliefs, and provide information about Income Tax losses, pension charges and tax avoidance schemes

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SA102 (Supplementary Pages) Employment
Use these supplementary pages to record your employment details when filing a tax return

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SA102M Ministers of Religion
If you are a clergyman or a minister of religion, use these supplementary pages to record your employment income, expenses and work out the service benefit cap when filing a tax return

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SA103S (Supplementary Pages) Self-employment (Short)
If you're self-employed, have relatively simple tax affairs and your annual business turnover was below £67,000, use the short version of the Self-employment supplementary pages when filing a tax return

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SA103F (Supplementary Pages) Self-employment (Full)
If you're self-employed, have more complex tax affairs and your annual business turnover was £67,000 or more, use the full version of the Self-employment supplementary page when filing a tax return.

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SA103L Lloyd's underwriters
If you are a Lloyd's member use the SA103L supplementary pages to declare income, expenditure and losses from personal income connected to Lloyd's when filing a tax return

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SA104S (Supplementary Pages) Partnership (Short)
If you are a member of a partnership, use the short version of the SA104 supplementary pages when filing a tax return if you are only declaring trading income, and interest or alternative finance receipts received after tax was deducted from banks or building societies

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SA104F (Supplementary Pages) Partnership (Full)
If you are a member of a partnership, use the full version of the SA104 supplementary pages when filing a tax return. This full version of the supplementary pages cover all the possible types of partnership income you might receive

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SA105 (Supplementary Pages) UK Property
Use these supplementary pages when filing a tax return if you are an individual or a rental business declaring income generated from land and property in the UK, or furnished holiday lettings in the UK, or a reverse premium. Do not include income from land or property overseas.

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SA106 (Supplementary Pages) Foreign
Use these supplementary pages to declare foreign income and gains and claim for foreign tax credit relief when completing a tax return

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SA107 (Supplementary Pages) Trusts etc.
If you are a representative of a deceased person, use these supplementary pages to declare income from trusts and settlements from their estate

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SA108 (Supplementary Pages) Capital Gains Summary
Use the SA108 Capital Gains Summary supplementary pages to record your capital gains when filing a short tax return.

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SA109 (Supplementary Pages) Non-residence etc.
Use these supplementary pages to declare your residence and domicile status and claim personal allowances as a non-UK resident when filing a tax return

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SA110 Tax Calculation Summary
Use these supplementary pages to record the results of your tax calculation (the total tax, Student Loan repayment and Class 4 NICs due or overpaid, underpaid tax, payments on account, surplus allowances and adjustments to tax due)

Forms for previous years

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SA100 Tax Return (2008)
If you are an individual, use form SA100 to file a tax return for your income and capital gains and to claim tax reliefs for the tax year ended 5 April 2008

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SA100 Tax Return (2007)
If you are an individual, use form SA100 to file a tax return for your income and capital gains and to claim tax reliefs for the tax year ended 5 April 2007

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SA100 Tax Return (2006)
If you are an individual, use form SA100 to file a tax return for your income and capital gains and to claim tax reliefs for the tax year ended 5 April 2006

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SA100 Tax Return (2005)
If you are an individual, use form SA100 to file a tax return for your income and capital gains and to claim tax reliefs for the tax year ended 5 April 2005

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SA100 Tax Return (2004)
If you are an individual, use form SA100 to file a tax return for your income and capital gains and to claim tax reliefs for the tax year ended 5 April 2004

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SA100 Tax Return (2003)
If you are an individual, use form SA100 to file a tax return for your income and capital gains and to claim tax reliefs for the tax year ended 5 April 2003

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