Barry74

Thanks really helpful so as an example if I earned £62000 I payed £3200 into my pension I don’t add my employers contribution So I subtract £3200 from the £62000 total £58800 that would give me a figure of £8800 I earned over the £50,000 which is the limit for the HICBC is this correct thanks

Hi thanks for,the reply could you look at my other posts and if possible reply,as I’ve tried ringing hmrc for advice but have to give up after spending hours in the phone thanks

I need help also my UTR number I sent by mistake to the wrong email address today,I was supposed to email my accountant with my UTR details etc but sent it to the wrong email. I’m now deeply worried that the company I sent the details to may do something with the details,for example set up a. Company in my name

Hi can you help,I was sending some information over to a business unrelated to my tax I accidentally sent a picture via email with all my details of my UTR number plus my full name,I’m now concerned what the person who has received this email will do with these details can I change my UTR number thanks

Thanks for the reply that’s not a bad idea

I’m totally confused how this works,say I payed £2500 and my employer topped up my pension say another £300 total £5500 My top line pay before tax £57000 would I subtract the £5500 from that figure total £51500 would I put that figure down as my income fore the HICBC so I would only be over the threshold by £1500 for the hicbc

It’s an absolute shambles I’ve tried in vain even on this forum you can’t get any response from HMRC they just are happy to keep adding penalties and interest to an outstanding tax bill

Can your reply to my questions please

I thought I’d try contacting HMRC via this platform yet you still get no response the same as when you try to ring them or send them letters,how are you supposed to get advice and resolve an issue

Also how is it impossible to get an answer when ringing HMRC