HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Janet Johnston,
You can’t pay your class 2 self-employed National Insurance contributions for the current year (2023-24) until after the tax year has ended i.e. after 6 April 2024.
After this date, you can contact our National Insurance contributions Enquiry helpline, and we will provide you with the details that you require to make your payment.
The contact number for the helpline is 0300 200 3500, lines are open from 8am to 6pm, Monday to Friday.
Thank you
 

Hi Deborah Walton,
The application form to pay voluntary contributions when a person has gone overseas from CF83 – Application to pay UK voluntary National Insurance contributions (NICs) 
We are currently working cases received on 01 January 2023 due to a surge in these types of requests.
Once we asses and process the CF83 we will be writing out with the tax years you will be invited to pay and how to make a payment.
You can make bulk amounts that are non direct debits at that point when you receive your response or calling us once completed the assessment and we have issued the letter, we can then advise you of the amounts and payment information over the phone before the letter arrives.
If you do wish to call HMRC in the future the national insurance line it is as below. It is always quieter when the lines open at 08:00am until 09:00. Please state overseas to the NI helpline automated voice when asked why you are calling.
In the UK – 0300 200 3500
Overseas - +44 191 203 7010
If you are 6 months from state pension age you will need to call an alternative number first – The International Pension Centre at the Department for Work and Pensions on:
In the UK – 0191 218 7777
Overseas - +44 191 218 7021
Thank you.

Hi Sianadie,
A P60U is similar to a P60. It was issued by the BA/DSS and is headed Certificate of Pay and Taxable Benefit and Tax Deducted/ Refunded.
It means they have received contribution-based income that is taxable from either IS (Income support), ESA (Employment Support Allowance) or JSA (Job Support Allowance).
That in turn will have been sent to HMRC.
First point of contact would be the personal tax account. Either way it would be an official request of information from either HMRC taxes or DWP.
You could try DWP first as they essentially will be the employer. Request your personal information from the Department for Work and Pensions or call - 0800 731 0469
If you cannot get a P60 from your employer, you can either:
•    use your Personal tax account: sign in or set up to view or print the information that would be on the P60
•    Contact HMRC and ask for the information that would be on the P60
Or call the taxes helpline on - 0300 200 3300
Thank you.
 

Hi Anghammarad Best,
You can use that or any of the 3 spot rates that are available for the tax year in which the gain arises - UK Integrated Online Tariff: 
Trade Tariff: look up commodity codes, duty and VAT rates
Thank you
 

Hi Chloe Lovely,
No as these have no bearing on the value of the property.
Thank you.
 

Hi marmac,
If you don't need to complete a tax return, theres is nothing else for you to do.
Thank you.
 

Hi Lakshmi Mohan Kartha,
You will have been given a list of what you can and cannot do when your successful visa application was sent to you.
You may not be able to continue working for a UK employer and should therefore check the VISA regulations that were given.
Thank you. 
 

Hi NMDMS,

Yes, S104 still applies.

Thank you.