HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi iain.p,

Sorry I don’t have very much information about your query but I wonder if you reached pension age after month 5 of the 2022-2023 tax year.  If this is the case then your employer would have been right to deduct class 1 contributions from your salary until you reached pension age.  After you reach pension age your employer should stop deducting these contributions from your salary.
If you have not reached pension age then please check with your employer as to why they stopped deducting the contributions from your salary.

Thank you.

Hi Anne Burrow,

If you would like to call the Future Pension Centre on +44 191 2183600, they will be able to update your National Insurance account and advise you of your entitlement to a UK State Pension.  They will also be able to advise if you could pay any voluntary contributions to improve your entitlement.

Thank you.

 

Hi sb3502,

If relief at source is not given on this payment by the pension provider, you would declare the pension payment in box 2, so that full tax relief can be given.

Thank you.

Hi ramolee,
Due to the level of bank interest you have, you need to complete a tax return - Self Assessment tax returns Who must send a tax return.
Thank you.

Hi jewelwing,

To assist with your enquiry please see the following infomration about Double Taxation between the UK and USA. Article 24. Relief for Foreign Tax Paid 2021 (HS263)
If the above doesnt provide the answer you are looking for, you may need to consider seeking professional accountancy advice.

Thank you.

Hi Lee White,

I am unable to comment on your specific circumstances without the facts and account details.  
We will be able to discuss this further through our Corporation Tax Helpline on 0300 200 3410 or if you would prefer to send the details in writing to us, we will be able to advise accordingly.

Thank you.

 

Hi Busybee101,

It is possible to transfer Home Responsibilities Protection (HRP) and Child Benefit credits to your husband’s National Insurance account.
HRP ran until the 2009-2010 tax year so if you’d like this transferred then please complete and return our form:-
CF411 Apply for Home Responsibilities Protection .  
If you’d like to transfer Child Benefit credits (which started from the 2010-2011 tax year) then please complete and return our form:-
CF411A Apply for National Insurance credits if you’re a parent or carer.  
Our Team will then look at your applications and transfer the credits if appropriate.

Thank you.

Hi cooprinal,

For the period that you’ve advised that your mother-in-law was in receipt of Home Responsibilities Protection (HRP) I can advise that credits were not recorded on National Insurance accounts.  Rather than receive credits, what happens is that for each full tax year of HRP received this reduces the number of years she needs to obtain a pension.  
As you’ve advised that you have a letter to confirm that HRP is recorded on her National Insurance account, The Pension Service should have taken this into account when calculating her pension entitlement.
You may wish to call The Pension Service on 0800 731 0469 and they will be able to confirm her HRP position and how they’ve calculated her pension entitlement.

Thank you.

Hi Bex,

If you made a loss on your 22/23 self employment, you declare the loss in the tax return.  
You can then elect to set the loss aginst other income in 22/23, by completing box 33 of page SES2 on SA103S box 78 on SA103F) or the online equivalent.
Self-employment (Short) (2023)

Thank you.

 

Hi Sotiria,

Yes.  If the property was your main residence for all or part of the time you owned the property, then you can claim private residence relief for that period.

Thank you.