HMRC Admin 19 Response

Hi,

As you would be a higher rate taxpayer then you would not be eligible for the Marriage Allowance transfer. You can see details on Marriage Allowance transfer here:

Marriage Allowance

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Hi,

As you earn £60000 you would be paying back the full child benefit received. The higher income child benefit charge is against the higher earner in the couple which would be yourself.

You would need to register for Self Assessment as the higher income child benefit charge is a Self Assessment criteria. You can register here:

Register for Self Assessment if you are not self-employed

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Hi,

If you contribute to a pension scheme and the contribtions are dedcuted from your salary before the tax is calculated then you have already had the relief at source and would not be due further tax relief and as already deducted from your salary it would not be dedcuted again for the net adjusted income. Information on net adjusted income can be found here:

Personal Allowances: adjusted net income

If you receive a refund for pension contributions then the refund does not effect the net adjusted income

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Hi,

If your wife does not use all of her personal tax allowance then she can transfer 10% of her allowance to you. This is the Marriage Allowance transfer. She can apply for the transfer here:

Marriage Allowance

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Hi,

Yes, in this case as we would need to access your account to check the underpayment collected in the code so you will need to contact our Self Assessment team.

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi,

As we would need to access your record to check on the submission you will need to contact our Self Assessment team:

Self Assessment: general enquiries

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Hi,

Unfortunately we are unable to answer Child Benefit queries on the forum. We can only direct you to our Child Benefit colleagues for advice.

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Hi Mikel Stareyshinski,

This would depend on the actual contract and if the company are treating you as an employee to deduct tax or if they will allow you to invoice them.

Thank you.