HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi kharris68,
You do not have to do the working sheet, if you file online you would normally enter the credit yourself as there will be no manual interevention.
If you do not include it, you will need to phone to have the return amended.
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Hi, 
You employer would still need to leave you with a salary so they would not be able to deduct more than you earn.
Please refer to further guidance at Personal Allowances: adjusted net income
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Hi,
Please refer to guidance at Joint property ownership
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Hi, 
Please refer to guidance at Tax on your UK income if you live abroad
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Hi,
Details on adjusted net income can be found at Personal Allowances: adjusted net income
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Hi,
If you could send us a copy of the P60s or final payslip for each of the missing tax years then we’ll be able to trace for your National Insurance contributions
and allocate them to your Personal Tax Account.  
Our postal address is:  
HM Revenue & Customs,
PT Operations North East England,
BX9 1AN
United Kingdom.
Thank you.

Hi,
We review each case individually and cannot give more advice here.
If you feel you should have juvenile credits then please write to us:
PT Operations North East England
HM Revenue and Customs,
BX9 1AN
Information we require
•    Full name
•    National Insurance Number
•    Date of birth
•    The date they left the UK - if applicable
•    Your most recent UK address
•    Your address abroad – if applicable
For more advice/information on juvenile credits please refer to the website www.gov.uk and search juvenile credits.
Alternatively you can call the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Jobcentre plus benefits helpline on 0800 055 6688.
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Hi,
I am sorry but if you contact HMRC with the details of the code the LPA should be able to be traced. 
Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi,
A negative value on your payroll software does not necessarily mean a refund is due.  
Rather, it is more likely reporting a reduction to the in-year liabiity for National Insurance.  
Consequently, you would reduce your payments to us where there is an ongoing employer liability.  
However, this is most commonly seen for directors, who are entitled to a different calculation method.
The question seems to indicate this is for an ordinary employee, this would not normally be the case, unless perhaps an incorrect NIC category letter was being used.
It is probably best that you speak with us so we can get the full picture.  
Please call the Employer Help Line on 03002003200. 
Thank you.

Hi,
Claiming unemployment benefits will be taken into consideration when your application is processed, therefore this would not automatically disqualify you from being eligible to pay voluntary National Insurance contributions at the class 2 rate.
Thank you.