HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi Ali,
If the calculation you have received is a P800 calculation advising you have overpaid income tax under PAYE then currently only the individual can claim a repayment via BACS
The repayment can only be paid into the individals bank account.
Any repayments to be made to agents or nominees then HMRC must issue these via Cheque.
Without access to your records we are unable to see what was received in connection to the Hawkshaw Ltd but if you are concerned we would recomment you contact and speak to HMRC please see link:
Income Tax: general enquiries
Thank you. 
 

Hi cpet7894,
If a fuel card is provided,you are taxed on the whole amount charged to the card whether the fuel was for business or private use.
Relief for the costs of business travel is given by mileage allowance relief.
Please also see:
Claim tax relief for your job expenses
Thank you. 

Hi Alexander Darling,
Since 6th April 2017 changes to the legislation mean that the tax and National Insurance Contributions (NICs) advantages where benefits in kind (BIK) are provided through salary sacrifice (called Optional Remuneration Arrangements (OpRA) in the legislation) are now largely withdrawn and taxable.
Exemptions to this are childcare,cycle to work, pension advise, pension contributions.
For further understanding please see:
EIM42750 - Salary sacrifice: what is a salary sacrifice: arrangement of guidance
Thank you. 

Hi Spag Locks,
Please see the below link about National Insurance thresholds on GOV.UK.
This details how much is required to be earned each time you are paid either weekly, monthly or yearly.
The LEL (Lower Earnings Limit) needs to be reached for Class 1 National Insurance while being employed.
Rates and allowances: National Insurance contributions
For periods of un-employment, if you receive any benefits, they may attract National Insurance credits per week, that can complete a tax year.
If you are not reaching the LEL through employment and any credits from benefits that do not cover the weeks when you are not working, there is the option to pay Class 3 voluntary National Insurance.
We can only advise if there are any gaps within a tax year once it has been completed and processed.
Voluntary National Insurance
Thak you. 

Hi Ian,
Sorry, we are unable to give financial advice.
You my find the following  guidance helpful:
Tax on savings interest
Thank you. 

Hi Bernadette,
If paying your voluntary National Insurance contributions by cheque, please send it to the following address with a covering letter:
National Insurance Contributions & Employer Office,
HM Revenue & Customs,
BX5 5BD,
United Kingdom.
Thank you. 

Hi Tibor,
To apply for a E104 form please see guidance here:
You can either apply online or via post.
Get a PDU1 certificate or a National Insurance contributions statement
Thank you. 

 

Hi LeoChan,
If you reach your State Pension age in June 2032, then tax year 2031/32 is the last year that could qualify towards your State Pension.
You would not be liable to pay any National Insurance contributions once you reach State Pension age.
If you were in the UK before 2023 then you could look at the possibility of voluntary Class 3 contributions for earlier years but that would depend on when you came to the UK.
Thank you. 

 

Hi mikky,
The team who will deal with your enquiry are currently dealing with work received on 15/08/2023.
A reply will be issued, but all work is actioned in data order.
Thank you. 


 

Hi Keith,
We would ask that you wait 10 working days from making your payment to calling the National Insurance Helpline to check if we have received it. From receiving the payment it may take up to 8 weeks for the payment to appear on an individuals National Insurance account.
Thank you.