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Hi Everyone,
Having been self employed for the past few years, i took on a full time job in March and have stopped working for myself. My understanding was this meant i could stop paying voluntary national insurance (as i pay NI through my employment). A few months ago my bank details changed and this terminated the payments to HMRC for the NI contributions, I didn't restart them as I had intended to cancel the NI payments and stop paying it anyway. Now I have a letter for the requesting the amount of NI i should of paid over those months.
Wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction for cancelling these NI payments, and also does anyone know if I can backdate this cancellation and not pay have to pay the months since March? My Self employment earnings this year should essentially be £0.
If I can't back date this I assume I just need to pay it and then try reclaim it after submitting my tax return for this year?
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Graeme
Having been self employed for the past few years, i took on a full time job in March and have stopped working for myself. My understanding was this meant i could stop paying voluntary national insurance (as i pay NI through my employment). A few months ago my bank details changed and this terminated the payments to HMRC for the NI contributions, I didn't restart them as I had intended to cancel the NI payments and stop paying it anyway. Now I have a letter for the requesting the amount of NI i should of paid over those months.
Wondering if anyone can point me in the right direction for cancelling these NI payments, and also does anyone know if I can backdate this cancellation and not pay have to pay the months since March? My Self employment earnings this year should essentially be £0.
If I can't back date this I assume I just need to pay it and then try reclaim it after submitting my tax return for this year?
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Graeme