Does anyone know where I stand on this one regards to calculations and HMRC figures / appeals
Ex is self employed, paid via umberella company & CIS, it’s not a question about not declaring or false expenses, he’s submitted tax returns and I have given evidence of monthly income submitted to HMRC by the contractor
Nov 2015 – calculation based on both PAYE & SE income from 2015 figure from HMRC.
NRP stops PAYE work
Nov 2016 – calculation based on SE income given by HMRC for year 2016, latest full year available
Nov 2017 – calculation based on SE income given by HMRC for year 2017, latest full year available
may 2018 NRP starts to receives private pension now he’s 50, £13 PW in addition to SE
Nov 2018 – calculation goes based back on 2015, states this is the latest available full year BUT and where it goes wrong, the figure is less than what was previously used for this year and only adds to the amount of PAYE income only.
Nov 2019 calculation based on 2019 income, latest full year available and used his PAYE £13 income only.
I’ve submitted evidence of SE income of £33,000 which they can’t use because he hasn’t provided it. Looked at decision again and not changed. MR refused. MP involved and still no further forward
ive submitted evidence of current income at £760 per week, CMS can’t use that as NRP hasn’t supplied it.
CMS accepted a payment plan of £5 per month to pay back arrears. This years alone will take over 17 years to pay off.
NRP didn’t make payment from May to November and since paid 1 month since calculation was based on £13 a week income
is an appeal the only way to go? Anyone know of cases where a receiving a pension income overrides any other income?
