No, you don't need to do anything. Answered here:
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Do I have to submit 2018-19 SATR? (no open years, no loan after 2010)
Hello,
I left UK in 2017.
I have had loans prior to 9th December 2010.
I don't have any protected / open years or enquiries.
I filed 2018-19 SATR last year after loan charge changes were made after the election. I thought that I was off the hook and didn't declare anything loan charge related in that return.
This month, I am in the process of filing 2019-20 SATR (just for rental income).
However, HMRC still sent me a letter (received today) about submitting 2018-19 SATR.
Do I have to submit (actually, re-submit) 2018-19 SATR even if I have no protected / open years or enquiries and all my loans were before 9th December 2010?
Please help.
Thanks !Last edited by hmrcvictim; 11 October 2020, 21:09.Tags: None
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