HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
You will need to contact our online support team , please see the link below-
Technical support with HMRC online services
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Hi Andrew,
This would depend on the tax code operated by the pension provider.
If your other incomes (not including drawdown) total or exceed £12570 (this years personal allowance, and you have no other deductions in your code) and a BR code
has been operated by your pension provider, this would be correct.
Please use the income tax calculator (Estimate your Income Tax for the current year)  to include your total income and calculate tax due.
If you believe you are due a repayment, you can complete a form P53Z. 
Thank you.

Hi, 
If you are using a mobile phone, we have been made aware of an issue affecting some mobile phone users (we are working on a fix for this).
If you have access to a tablet/laptop/computer, please try using one of those in the first instance.
Failing that, you would need to contact us to request a cheque.
Apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. 
Contact HMRC
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Hi,
You would need to Contact HMRC to request the repayment be issued to a nominee.
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Hi,
Please contact the PAYE helpline so we can review your tax records.    
Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi,
You should receive your cheque within 6 weeks from the date this was requested, this could be sooner than the 6 week timescale but cannot be guaranteed. 
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Hi Olus,
If you have repaid the bonus to your employer and your P45 is incorrect you should ask your employer to amend the P45 details on the payroll system and submit the
amended RTI details to HMRC so your tax records can be updated.
As the P45 is incorrect you would not hand this into a new employer, you would need to complete a form P46 (Starter declaration form) so your tax records can be updated.
Thank you.

Hi,
Please use the income tax calculator to calculate income tax.
Check your Income Tax for the current year
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Hi,
The tax code may have reduced allowances if we have your estimated income as over £100,000, the PA is reduced by 1 for every £2 earned over £100,000.
Check your PTA to ensure we have the correct estimated income for yourself for this tax year.
If it has been reduced due to an underpayment of tax from the previous year, you could make a voluntary payment for this.
Thank you.

Hi ws2000 Stad,
Put your claim in writing or call HMRC.
If the gross amount of the contribution is over £10,000 for any of these tax years the claim must be made in writing with evidence of the payment/s made from the
pension provider specifying whether the payments are net or gross.
Tax on your private pension contributions
Thank you.