Julia Elmore Art

@instagram I'm looking to revive an old website & would like to have Instagram account with same name. I'm trying to add new account. It tells me the names are taken, although one is inactive & the other doesn't exist. Can you help, please?

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@HMRCcustomers 31 years full contributions, 15 years to contribute before retirement & still contributing NI from part-time employed role. Maternity not necessary. Wise to contribute voluntary class 2s or are there no benefits? What would contributory Employment & Support Allowance offer?

@PinkInsect Hi, class 2 NICs provides self-employed with access to a range of state benefits: the Basic State Pension, Bereavement Benefits, Maternity Allowance and contributory Employment and Support Allowance. Have you already paid enough contributions to receive the full State Pension?

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@HMRCcustomers Or is this automatically claimed from the government at the basic 20% rate and add it to my pension pot by my pension provider?

@PinkInsect Ok thanks. If you are trying to claim Personal pension relief you must be a higher rate tax payer: gov.uk/tax-on-your-pr…. Sofia

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@HMRCcustomers So if I am a self-employed basic rate tax payer I don't get any tax relief when I pay into a pension myself? I'm confused.

@HMRCcustomers This was a payment I sent to a small pension account I had from previous employment. This specific payment was nothing to do with my employed work. It was self-employed earnings which I paid tax on, then put it towards pension.

@PinkInsect Were the pension contributions made through the employers payroll, and taken before or after tax? Rob.

@HMRCcustomers @HMRCcustomers I have a section on my Employment section called "Correct expenses which have not been reimbursed" which shows as an error as I enter £0. Do I delete this section as I don't have any expenses to add there? If so, how without deleting whole employment section?

@HMRCcustomers I have a small pension that I and my employer pay in to, but I was referring to a separate pension contribution that I paid in to a separate pension pot as I had some money left over after completing my tax return and paying tax on my self-employed work last tax year.

@HMRCcustomers No, I pay basic rate.

@PinkInsect Afternoon, Are you a higher rate tax payer? Tom

Drawing or doodling with no pressure on outcome can be a wonderful way to unwind. #Art for Relaxation classes begin again in #Barnet on Monday 22nd Jan. juliaelmore.com/events/art-for… Send me a message if you'd like to join an online class.

@HMRCcustomers @HMRCcustomers I am both employed and self-employed. I pay NI through my part time payroll job and pay tax on my smaller self-employed earnings. I believe paying class 2 NI is voluntary at the rate I am earning self-employed. What are pros/cons of paying voluntary contribution?

@HMRCcustomers Thank you Suchona. Enjoy the rest of your weekend.

@PinkInsect I see. Yes, I'd advise to speak to the helpline on Monday. You can find contact info here: gov.uk/government/org… Suchona

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@HMRCcustomers Thank you Jess.

@PinkInsect Hi Julia. You can tick this box if you are wishing to claim additional tax relief on the contributions, as a higher rate taxpayer. Jess.

@HMRCcustomers In 2021-22 I was employed and self-employed. I had a pension through my workplace and when made redundant paid a small lump sum into that pension. This payment was not deducted from my pay. Do I need to tick yes or no in this section please?

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