HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi RebeccaB1984 Bee,
There is the option for payments from abroad to use a reference of NINO followed by ‘IC’, surname then initial.
If limited to a certain amount of characters, use NINO followed by ‘IC’ and as much of the surname as possible.
Example - If your name is Anne Jones, you'd write the reference as QQ123456AICJONESA
There is currently a wait on allocating payments but customer accounts should be updated within 8 weeks from receipt of payment.
Thank you.

Hi sherpavanwoman,
When payments are received and added to an account they are posted with the actual date they are received by HMRC so if the payment has been processed after you started receiving your pension, the DWP can make good any arrears that you should have received – if this doesn’t happen automatically you can call The Pension Service.  In terms of checking that your payment has been processed you can check via your Personal Tax Account (PTA) or by speaking to our NI Helpline.
Thank you.

Hi Adeola Adeyemo,
If wish to change your address you can do this via you PTA (Personal tax account) Personal tax account: sign in or set up or they can call our NI helpline and after passing security we can update their record with new information.
Thank you.

Hi Lukasz,
You have applied for the correct certificate, however without looking at your personal records I am unable to advise you any further on this forum. z
You will need to speak to an advisor on our helpline. Lines can be very busy, but your call will be answered.
The number to call is 0300 200 3500 or +44 (0) 191 203 7010 if you are calling from abroad. Lines are open Monday to Friday, from 8am to 6pm.
Thank you.
 

Hi Christos Christodoulou,
If it is just proof that you are paying National Insurance contributions in the UK, that you require, you can apply for a statement of National Insurance contributions by completing form CA3916. This can be found on the gov.uk website - Get a PDU1 certificate or a National Insurance contributions statement
With regards to cancelling the other certificate that you have requested, please call the National Insurance helpline and ask them to cancel your application.
The contact number is 0300 200 3500 (+44 191 203 7010 if calling from abroad). Lines are open Monday to Friday from 8am to 6pm.
Alternatively, you can attach a note to the CA3916 asking HMRC to cancel your application.
Thank you.

 

Hi Mark Brown,
Voluntary National Insurance contributions are not counted as periods of insurance for the purposes of a U1 certificate.
Therefore, the answer to your question is no, they would not be reflected on the certificate.
Thank you.
 

Hi Ankah93 Anker,
I can confirm that the outcome of the liability decision will apply to both employee and employer National Insurance contributions (NICs).
If the decision is that the employee is not liable to UK NICs, the employer will be notified and advised to cease deducting NICs and to process a refund of any NICs paid after the liability ceased. If the decision is that the employee is liable to UK NICs, the employer will continue to deduct employee and employer NICs as normal.
Thank you.

Hi Vincentd,
From the information you have provided, it sounds like the Belgium authorities will need to request a S041 certificate from HMRC.
Please contact the authorities in Belgium and advise them to request the SO41 by completing SED S040.
Thank you.



 

Hi Rebecca Foy,
As your self employed income is over the Small Profits Threshold you may be liable for an element of Class 2 as well as Class 4 although the high Cl1 earnings will be taken into account and can reduce both Cl4 and Cl2 depending on the amount of Cl1 paid.  
As we are unable to be specific on this Forum is best you call our NI helpline to discuss the account with specific information so a correct answer can be given.
Thank you.

Hi Sharon2,
Payment requests are issued shortly after the end of the tax year so if you were accepted for annual payment you would be receiving the new payment request in the next couple of weeks.  You should also be able to see this communication via your Personnal Tax Account.
Thank you.