HMRC Admin 25 Response
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RE: Paid Voluntary NI contributions - How long is updating of the online NI records taking?
Hi nearly66.
Voluntary Class 3 National Insurance Contributions are paid in arrears.
The current tax year (2022-2023) will not show on your PTA until after the 5 April 2023.
If you have already had verbal confirmation that the 2022-2023 tax year has been updated you must wait until after the end of the financial year before you can review this on the PTA.
This will not impact on your claim for State pension as they will be aware of any payments you have made prior to calculating your State Pension.
Thank you.
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RE: State Pension Contributions Living Abroad
Hi Lisa Jackson,
Thank you for your query. I can confirm that the address you have provided is the correct address for you to send your completed CF83 application to.
It is entirely your choice to send it by registered post or not.
The date it is received by HMRC is the date we will accept your application from i.e. if we receive it prior to 31/07/2023 (this deadline date has been extended from 05/04/2023) your application will still be considered for tax years 2006-2007 to 2016-2017 if you have requested a shortfall for previous tax years.
If you are not eligible to pay at the class 2 rate and would like to be considered for the class 3 rate, please enclose a note with your application to request this.
If HMRC have any queries about your application, you will be contacted either by telephone or post.
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RE: Tax refund to Agen
Hi Ashley Stratton,
If we have sent a refund to an agent, we will have received a document with a signature.
If you don't recall using this agent please contact our helpline again and we can send a copy of the document we received.
Once you have seen the document you can report this to Action Fraud if you didn't make the agreement:
Income Tax: general enquiries
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RE: Paid Voluntary NI contributions - How long is updating of the online NI records taking?
Hi Kevin Raine,
The date the payment is received will be honoured, however it may take up to 8 weeks for your National Insurance record to be updated.
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RE: SA102 - foreign income from a job
Hi KN,
You should declare the foreign employment income on SA102.
Foreign employment income and foreign tax deducted on SA106.
You can then claim a foreign tax credit relief for the foreign tax paid.
Thank you.
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RE: State Pension Contributions Living Abroad
Hi Thomas Murphy,
Our EU caseworkers are currently working on post 6 September 2022
Row staff are currently working on post received 15 August 2022
As the application is made by post the Personal Tax Account (PTA) will not show any updates or acknowledgements.
You application will be honoured from the date received and the delay in responding will be ignored and you will be allowed to pay at the rate in place at the time your post
was received and will also receive a extension to the time limits to pay.
Thank you.
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RE: Paid Voluntary NI contributions - How long is updating of the online NI records taking?
Hi Katvik Katona,
Our International Caseworker’s are currently working on post received on:
EU countries 6 September 2022
Rest of the world countries 15 August 2022
Any payments received are also worked in strict date order. Even though the deadline is approaching in April 2023 for making a payment your payment won’t be affected or penalised if it is processed after the April deadline.
You do not need to make the call but if you want to wait until after the end of the tax year (May 2023) when our lines maybe quieter as the deadline will have passed please do not hesitate to so.
Thank you.
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RE: Transferring personal money to UK
Hi SteveL55,
If the income is actully in the UK you might need to do a Self Assessment tax return.
See further guidanc here :
Tax on your UK income if you live abroad.
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RE: Money transfer
Hi Ruth Berger,
Currently, there are no legal limits on the amount of money you can transfer to the United Kingdom from a foreign bank account to a UK bank account.
There are no IncomeTax implications on the transfer of inherited money or savings, unless the they generate interest or dividends.
These would then potentially be subject to tax.
Further guidance can be found here:
Tax on savings interest
Tax on dividends
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RE: HMRC Estimated Income
Hi Markal,
You declare the amount paid in multipled by 1.25.
Thank you.