HMRC Admin 25 Response

Hi David Collyer,
If the untaxed interest estimate in your code is wrong, contact us by webchat or phone here:
Income Tax: general enquiries
So we can update it for you.
If you do not update this estimate, it will be automatically updated when we receive confirmation of your figures following the end of the tax year the estimate relates to.
Thank you. 

Hi David Collyer,
Your estimated untaxed interest is based on the confirmed amounts of untaxed interes you received in the previous tax year.
Figures which are provided to us by your banks and building societies.
If you would like confirmation of these figures, contact us by webchat, phone or post here:
Income Tax: general enquiries
Thank you.

Hi yorkieblue77,
Yes, when we receive payments, we work these in date order,.
Our caseworkers are notified when a payment has reached an account, and they work from this notice. 
Yes, the current timescales that we give for payment allocation are typically applied from the date the payment was received, sometimes the notice can take a few days to be generated and therefore may not match the date your payment was received exactly. 
Thank you. 



 

Hi Lizandkiwi,
If you first moved to the UK from Ireland in 1990 you do not need to disclose this on your application.
Only if before living in Ireland, you lived somewhere in the UK. 
We ask our customers to try and provided as many details about their employments as possible.
However, if you can not remember the exact details please provide a covering letter with your application explaining this. 
Thank you.

 

Hi Jurij,
After the date without penalty has passed the amount could be increased to reflect the current tax years weekly rate.
As this is subject to change at the beginning of each tax year, we can not disclose what this figure will be on the INSL33 that you would have received. If you intend to make a payment after the payment date without penalty and before the final date payment can be made, you need to contact National Insurance to receive the correct amount.
You can call them on 0300 200 3500 if calling from the UK or +44 191 203 7010 if calling from abroad.
National Insurance: general enquiries
Thank you. 

 

Hi Peterk,
If your employment is taking you out of the UK you need to write into our international caseworkers for a liability decision.
This will inform you of where you are liable to pay social security and how. 
Please write into our International caseworkers at:
PT Operations North East England
HM Revenue and Customs
BX9 1AN
In your letter, please include the following:
Your full name,
National Insurance Number,
Date of Birth,
The date you left the UK, your most recent UK address,
Your abroad address,
What you do for work,
The name of the company you work for and their address – UK and Abroad, where your contract is held.
Let us know if your work will ever bring you to the UK and inform us of your working pattern.
Include any other form of income, amount and frequence it’s paid.
Remember to date and sign your letter even if you are typing and printing out your enquiry. 
Once we receive this information, we can assess if you will need to be subject to any UK National Insurance and if so how you will pay. 
Thank you. 

 

Hi Bigmelly Melrose,
National Insurance credits are based on how much you have earned each month or weekly. 
Please contact National Insurance on 0300 200 3500 our advisers will be able to inform you if any national insurance credits have been applied to your account.
National Insurance: general enquiries
If you have gaps, we will be able to tell you how many weeks credits you are deficient by and how much they will be. 
Thank you. 

 

Hi SingSling Singer,
I am afraid our processing times change constantly in line with the volume of work received and how our staff are deployed. 
We are trying to prioritise the allocation of all payments.
If you have had confirmation that we have received your payment, it will be allocated as soon as we are able to.
Thank you. 

 

Hi Shell190 Younger
When you have been contracted out of the State Earnings Related Pension Scheme (SERPS) some of your National 
Insurance contributions were either.
• lower than people who were not contracted out
• paid into another pension, for example a workplace or private pension
When you are contracted out of the state pension you may need more qualifying tax years 
than the standard 35 years to get a full state pension.
If you wish to check your State Pension position you can get information about your State 
Pension entitlement from the Pensions and Retirement Planning section at www. gov.uk
Link here: Plan your retirement income: step by step
If you do not have access to the Internet, you can phone the Future Pension Centre on 0800 731 0175 +44 191 218 3600.
Contact the Future Pension Centre
Thank you. 

 

Hi 
As you seem to be having an issue with the tip of typing 12345678AB after the CHB box, please  contact our online service help desk on 0300 200 3600.
They will be able to assist further with the completion of the online form. 
Thank you.