HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Bridie McLoughlin,

I note that you have advised that you are over British State Pension Age and have completed a CF83 application form to apply to pay some voluntary National Insurance contributions.
When we received your CF83 application form we should have redirected it to The Pension Service as they deal with people over pension age who would like to pay voluntary contributions.  You may with to call The Pension Service to ask about paying the contributions – their telephone number is + 44 191 2187777.

Thank you.

 

Hi Ppps14,

If you could call our National Insurance Helpline on 0300 200 3500 they will be able to check to make sure that your payment has been received correctly and
for it to be allocated to your National Insurance account.

Thank you.

 

Hi Brummie Slade,

If you could complete and return the CF83 application form we’ll be able to check your National Insurance account and quote any shortfalls of voluntary class 2 contributions
that you may pay.
Please include a covering letter with the CF83 to provide details of your employments overseas and the periods involved (from … to …).

Thank you.
 

Hi Welsh Lady,

We have checked the timescales for the Team that deal with Specified Adult Childcare Credits and can advise that they are dealing with queries received in May 2022.  
So, unfortunately, there will be a delay until you receive a reply from them.
 
Thank you.

Hi JR,

I am sorry to hear that you have been provided with incorrect information regarding the timescale for processing your A1 application, and also the fact that you have not received any call backs as promised.
The current timescale for your online A1 application is 15 weeks.
The department who will process your application are currently working on post received on 26 May 2023.
Unfortunately, without having your personal details I am unable to access your records to check the progress of your application or call back requests.
Based on your circumstances I would suggest that you contact our helpline again, and ask for an urgent call back mentioning the fact that you have already filed a complaint about this.

Thank you.

 

Hi CRS15,

A declaration of trust is usually a statement by the legal owner of property that holds the beneficial interest for someone else.
They are not transferring the legal title of the property as per TSEM9520 attached here:
Trusts, Settlements and Estates Manual TSEM9520 - Ownership and income tax: express trusts - written declaration.
A deed of trust is a legal document that transfers the legal title of a property to a third party.
Certain trusts may need to be registered with HMRC, further guidance on trusts can be found here:
 Register a trust as a trustee.

Thank you.

Hi J Connor,

Under normal circumstances of the property being located within the UK, a deed of trust may be created to split any rental income between yourself and your civil partner at the same time transferring legal title to your Civil Partner, however as it is situated in Germany, I would advise you to contact the German tax authorities for clarity on your personal situation.
Also, please see PIM4702 which outlines some guidance which may help to gain a better understanding on some of the options, as this may need to be declared as foreign income on your Self-Assessment Tax Return:
Property Income Manual PIM4702 - Rent from property outside the UK: Income Tax (IT).

Thank you.
 

Hi Martinr6899,

If you are sending the goods within Northern Ireland then this will be a UK supply and so there would need to be VAT 20%.
The invoice is essentially irrelevant here as the deemed Place of supply of the goods is the UK and so UK VAT applies.

Thank you.