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RE: NHS pension contributions as locum GP
I have a similar question to richiel101 and believe the response provided to the initial question is not correct. The locum pension payments are paid from untaxed income. Do these contributions to NHS occupational pension get put in box 3 on TR4 or do you deduct the contribution to the pension scheme from self-employed profits to receive full relief in the same way as the contribution would be dealt with from employment via PAYE? -
RE: Locum GP NHS pension contributions
Hi, Thanks for the reply. Pension contribution has been paid from income that has not yet been taxed and is going to NHS pension scheme (not a private pension). Can anyone help with how to record this on the SA form? -
Locum GP NHS pension contributions
For GPs with both a salaried job and self employed locum income, how are pension contributions for locum work entered onto the self assessment form? NHS Pension contributions for salaried job are taken prior to tax (net pay arrangement) so already dealt with. However locums pay employer and employee contributions to NHS pension via forms A &B. Are the employee contributions just deducted from self employment profits prior to calculating tax? Or can someone advise how to report these on the form? (Note these are not contributions to another private scheme but the same NHS pension)