National Insurance and Tax Returns

[Steve vRS]

I've received a letter from HMRC asking for information on the salary I received last tax year as they want to check I've paid the correct amount of NI.

I was just about to post my completed response but thought, would this not be taken into account in my Tax Return? I tried to call HMRC to ask but the lines wee jammed and after 4 mins of going through security, the call was ended by them - not even letting me hold.

So, should I send this off as NI is completely different to NI or will everything be sorted out in my Tax Return.

I am keen to do my Tax Return as I'm sure I am owed money both on mileage expenses (45p per mile minus what I have been paid) and 20% tax relief on pension contributions but am awaiting a P11D from a previous employer.

Thanks in advance for any help!

Steve

[PurpleMoonlight]

What did they ask for?

They can't calculate NI just from the annual income because it's relative to pay periods (unless you are a Director).

[Steve vRS]

How much I was paid for each employment and the time periods I was employed there. I included copies of my P45 and P60 (changed jobs last year) to help them.

Steve

[Eric Mc]

Did you have any non-employment income i.e. self employed income, in the relevant tax year?

[Steve vRS]

No.