What number do you call to check this?
What number do you call to check this?If you ring them they can confirm they have received it. You can also ask them for a letter confirming both that they received the money and which years it will be applied to.
+441912037010What number do you call to check this?
Hi DannyBoyD, I hope I'm not going over old turf and apologies if I am.. I made NI contributions from '85 to '94 (whereupon I returned to Ireland). Mid way thru that period I was contracted out. I've recently managed to back pay the voluntary contributions for 2006 to 2024 (18 extra years! which is a great relief) but here's a question. Am I correct in assuming those voluntary NI contribution rates between 2006 and 2016 are the equivalent of the NI rates for the new pension from 2016 onwards (in contrast to the contracted out rates while working)? In other words am I right in saying the 'contracted out' rates only apply during the period I was working? Thanks for any advice.Best way to find out is to complete CF83.
Hi all,
So I applied online and got a reply back saying I was eligible for class 3 contributions. I sent a letter back with proof to show that I have been working full time since i returned to ireland in 2005 and asked to be reassesed to pay class 2 contributions. I sent this letter on 2nd November. When Iogged onto HMRC, it said I wouldn't get a reply until November 2025!!! This is obviously past the April 2025 deadline. Does anyone know how i can do this online instead? It's a lot of documents to upload so that is why I sent it via post but I didn't realise how long it would take to get a reply. Would anyone have any advice as to what my next step should be?
Thank you
There was a change back in 2016 to pension assessment / contributions. Its convoluted, but you don't have to contact them. The paragraph is included in the letter as a CYA.is there a requirement to ring, or any penalty if I don't??
If you still haven't had a reply to the class2 request, ring them next week.Hiya, im just wondering if there is an online form (or any other way to apply online) that I can fill out to apply for class 2 contributions instead of class 3?
Yes i might try in the morning if I get a chance. I think I read that Friday morning is a good morning to ring for some reasonIf you still haven't had a reply to the class2 request, ring them next week.
If this is online, it defaults to Class 3. Fill in the CF83.expected to be Class 2 but it's offering at Class 3.
This isn't adding up for me. Has he completed CF83?dad who worked for an English company and paid in the NI for 5 years, he has been offered class 3-looking at a payment to buy back 5 years
I had this issue too, the guidelines on the HMRC website is to fit in as many characters as possible.Trying to make payment to HMRC by revolut using HMRC IBAN but can't fit the whole reference number in the reference box in revolut. Anyone else have this problem?
Thank youI had this issue too, the guidelines on the HMRC website is to fit in as many characters as possible.
The reference must have your NI Number followed by the letters IC, then surname and first letter of first name. So say for example your NI Number is AA123456B and your name is John Sullivan, your reference would be AA123456BICSULLIVANJ.
However, if the bank limits the number of characters in the reference (Revolut's limit is 18, if I remember correctly), you may not be able to put this reference in in full. This would cut off the NJ at the end of the above example. This is ok as long as your full NI Number followed by the letters IC are present, it won't matter if your full name is not included.
im not sure if he completed cf83, he worked for Stena line-english shipping/ferry company stationed in wexford back in the 1983-1988 for 5years. He has not lived in uk only Ireland but has paid NI contributions for those 5 yearsThis isn't adding up for me. Has he completed CF83?
Can you give dates
1. Worked in UK
2. Moved to Ireland