Yes, if you’ve recently opened your T212 account the W8BEN form would be completed for you. If your account is fairly old you may have to do it manually, and I would just context them about it. And yeah since the ISA is tax free for deposits up to £20,000, you don’t have to worry about declaring it anywhere unless you deposit more that this. ISAs are very easy to keep on top of. Just to note though, you have a £20,000 total ISA allowance, not £20,000 for each ISA type. So if you have a cash ISA for example, the deposits you’ve put in this year will count towards your allowance. Hope this helps.
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