HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi Somia Haider,
Without being able to check your record I am unable to give a definitive reply.
As you have completed forms online, this is hopefully already being dealt with.
Our helplines are open but are extremely busy, I am afraid you will need to keep trying.  
NI helpline on 0300 200 3500. 
Contact centre for tax enquiries 0300 200 3300
Lines are open 8am – 6pm Monday to Friday.
Address to write to,
HM Revenue and Customs
National Insurance Contributions and Employer Office
BX9 1AN
Thank you.

Hi Kate Davies,
Apologies for the delay in allocating your payment.
Our systems do not currently issue automatic confirmations of payments received and they only confirmation you can receive is direct by contacting National Insurance. 
Due to the high volume of customers trying to make voluntary contributions for periods abroad, it currently could take up to 67 weeks for our caseworkers to allocate your payment.
If at any point you fall within 6 month of your State Pension age or you are already state pension age, and your payment has still not been allocated, please contact the National Insurance department on 0300 200 3500 or +44 191 203 7010 if calling from outside the UK. This is the only exception we can consider in escalating an allocation. 
You can use the webchat function ‘ask HMRC online’  Ask HMRC online
You can also write in to:
PT Operations North East England
HM Revenue and Customs
BX9 1AN
When submitting your correspondence, kindly provide your National Insurance Number, full name, current address, a contact telephone number, and a brief explanation of the purpose of your letter.
Additionally, please remember to sign and date the document, even if it is printed.
Thank you.

Hi,
Credits can only be transferred between parents if the individual claiming child benefit has a complete qualifying tax year if credits earned through Child Benefit were to be deducted.
We cannot create a deficit for another person by taking credits from their account.
Therefore, any tax year granted through this application will not negatively impact your spouse.
If there are any tax years that cannot be transferred to you, our caseworkers will provide an explanation in writing.
Thank you.

Hi,
You need to contact the National Insurance department to ensure your payment has been credited to your account. 
Call national Insurance on 0300 200 3500 from the UK or +44 191 203 7010 if calling from abroad.
You can use the webchat function ‘ask HMRC online’  https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/ask-hmrc/chat/national-insurance
You can also write in to:
PT Operations North East England
HM Revenue and Customs
BX9 1AN
When submitting your correspondence, kindly provide your National Insurance Number, full name, current address, a contact telephone number, and a
brief explanation of the purpose of your letter.
Additionally, please remember to sign and date the document, even if it is printed.
Thank you.

Hi Timothy Ratcliffe,
You can contact Child Benefit on 0300 200 3100, they may have a record of your Child Benefit number (CHB). 
If you can not get your CHB number and you are completing a digital version of the form, you can type 12345678AB after the CHB box.
If you still have issues, you can contact the Online service help desk on 0300 200 3600. They will be able to assist further with the utilisation of the online form.
There is no specific deadline for transferring National Insurance between individuals. However, certain qualifying conditions must be satisfied.
If you are submitting the CF411A form to apply for Credits for Parents and Carers, you must explain the reason for your late application, unless you are applying for the previous tax year.
Thank you.

Hi Eleanorgua,
Sorry that you are finding it hard to contact HMRC, they are experiencing a high number of calls at present. 
Call national Insurance on 0300 200 3500 from the UK or +44 191 203 7010 if calling from abroad.
You can use the webchat function ‘ask HMRC online’  Ask HMRC online
You can also write in to:
PT Operations North East England
HM Revenue and Customs
BX9 1AN
When submitting your correspondence, kindly provide your National Insurance Number, full name, current address, a contact telephone number, and a brief
explanation of the purpose of your letter.
Additionally, please remember to sign and date the document, even if it is printed.
You can request a call back to discuss payment of voluntary NICs for tax years from 2006 by completing and submitting an online form to register your interest.
This will be sent to DWP and you will be contacted within 8 weeks.
Request a call back to pay voluntary National Insurance contributions
Thank you.

 

Hi Jonathan Coombs,
Apologies for the delay in allocating your payment.
If at any point you fall within 6 month of your State Pension age or you are already state pension age and your payment has still not been allocated, please contact the National Insurance department on 0300 200 3500 or +44 191 203 7010 if calling from outside the UK. This is the only exception we can consider in escalating an allocation. 
Thank you.

Hi Penny920,
The repayment will have been issued to the address you instructed on the leaving the UK claim form, if you are unsure what you have put and can no longer access your online account, you should contact our helplines who can advise further.
Income Tax: general enquiries
Thank you.

Hi Ben Langton,
The non uk employer does not need to send in any forms.
The employee would need to check with personal taxes to see if they need to do anything.
Tax on your UK income if you live abroad
Thank you.

Hi D,
I would first of all check with DWP as the minimum number of years needed for 100% state pension is 35 years not 25.
Next it’s not possible to transfer NI contributions, if the customer is still working and still liable to pay NI then it will be deducted.
If the spouse is caring for children then it is possible to claim Child Benefit which can give credits towards state pension for the spouse even if they don’t take the CHB payment.
Thank you.