Help with Form 11 online

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Fillling up a form 11 for an elderly family member.

First time doing this but everything is prepopulated and mostly easy.

Have one problem though, she was in receipt of the widows pension but I can’t find where this goes, I thought I saw it as I moved through the different pre populated forms but now can’t find it and not sure where I should look? Do I need to add it again?
It’s not mentioned in the final IT self assessment calculation
 
It might be a good idea to check her tax cert.
If the credits and the bands in the cert are reduced for the widows pension, there is no need to include it.
 
Would deleting the current form and starting again help?

I’m pretty sure I saw the figure mentioned when first going through - maybe I need to confirm the preoppulated figure or something,
 
Giggs11 said:
If the credits and the bands in the cert are reduced for the widows pension, there is no need to include it
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It is included in her tax cert and her tax credits have been reduced. But this doesn’t seems to be reflected anywhere on the online form 11
 
Ok, problem solved.
For anyone with the same issue I found it in a section called PAYE/BIK/Pensions (2) .
Scroll down to the end of the page and it gives an estimated figure. You then enter the actual figure underneath even if the same as the estimate.

Thanks for the help.
 
@ClubMan
Pretty Sure
I have not got to pension yet but my benefit is already included in my Revenue Acc and my tax cert
I did'nt advise them, Revenue just issued a revied cert. I assume all DSP paymements are advised to Revenue
This is from my Revenue Online Acc
If i included it in my form 11, as income - i would be taxed twice
 
I must correct myself,
I see I will have to include it as income in my return, even if already taxed under PAYE. It will come up in the pre populated income
 
No, you'd record on the form 11 that tax etc was already deducted at source. If you have to do a self assessed return then it should detail all income, including income already taxed, as far as I know.

Edit: only read your second post after posting the above.
 
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