HMRC Admin 32 Response
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RE: Foreign dividends reinvested
Hi,
Yes as it has been your choice to reinvest.
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RE: Worldwide Disclosure Facility
Hi,
You will need to contact the telephone number on the letter to ascertain these answers.
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RE: remittance basis
Hi,
Yes, if savings income only then you will enter this information.
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RE: National Insurance Record
Hi,
Without checking your National Insurance records we are unable to confirm why the 3 years of credits are no longer shown in your current forecast.
You would need to contact our National Insurance team to discuss this with an advisor.
National Insurance: general enquiries
With regards to your query about your French pension, we can confirm that if the French authorities have requested information from HMRC relating to your National Insurance records, all credits would be included in any response issued to the French authorities. However, we cannot confirm how they take these credits in to account when they calculate your entitlement to a French Pension.
You would need to contact them to find this out. The International Pension Service may also be able to provide you with information relating to your French Pension.
International Pension Centre
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RE: National Insurance inquiry
Hi,
You can find more guidance here:
Apply for a National Insurance number: Who can apply for a National Insurance number
You will need to check that your parent or guardian claimed child benefit for you if not you will need to apply for a National Insurance number online.
You should have received you NI number 3 months prior to your 16th birthday.
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RE: State Pension Contribution Gaps
Hi,
HMRC cannot advise on whether paying voluntary National Insurance Contributions (NICs) will increase your UK state pension (UK SP)entitlement.
You must contact the Pension service part of DWP to request a pension forecast. If you have already received this information the forecast should advise you which years will increase your UK SP entitlement.
We can confirm however if you reach State Pension Age (SPA) before 06 April 2027 you cannot pay NICs for the full tax year of 2026 to 2027 as the total paid would not total 52 weeks. It could be that the 2025 to 2026 will be your final year to pay Voluntary NICs. Again the Pension service part of DWP will be able to confirm this to you.
This would not be the case if you are currently employed or registered as Self Employed as you will continue to pay Class 1 and 2 NICs until you are UK SPA.
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RE: NI Contributions
Hi,
You will need to write into HMRC to request a review of your national insurance (NI) record and request a refund of paid voluntary national insurance contributions (Vol NICs), there are strict rules about refund Vol NICs and each case will be reviewed on a case by case basis.
Write to
HMRC
NIC&EO
BX9 1AN
Please include your Full Name, NI number current address.
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RE: 2 low paid jobs
Hi,
The income from all employments will be included in your overall earnings factor.
Further information about National Insurance thresholds can be found here:
Rates and allowances: National Insurance contributions
You can check what your shortfall would be for years where you have earned below the Earnings Threshold by checking your Personal Tax Account.
Personal tax account: sign in or set up
Alternatively you can contact our National Insurance team below.
National Insurance: general enquiries
Thank you.
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RE: U1 Form
Hi Rios
The Statement of your National Insurance contributions will be issued to you by post, to the address that you provided on the application.
The department who will issue your statement are currently working on online applications received on 01 September 2024.
If you sent your application prior to this date, please contact our National Insurance team to check the progress of your application.
National Insurance: general enquiries
You can check the information held on your National Insurance records via your Personal Tax Account.
Further information on Personal Tax Accounts can be found here.
Personal tax account: sign in or set up
Thank you.