Interest details on HMRC Personal Tax Account. Updated to include how to access interest details.

Dazed_and_C0nfused

polymaff said:

Sea_Shell said:

... do I get to transfer £1250 of PA to my husband or is it only 10% of my current PA that gets transferred. Thanks

What your husband will receive is a reduction of up to £1,250 of the tax he owes for the financial year concerned, not an adjustment to his PA.

He wishes

It's £250!!

polymaff

Dazed_and_C0nfused said:

polymaff said:

Sea_Shell said:

... do I get to transfer £1250 of PA to my husband or is it only 10% of my current PA that gets transferred. Thanks

What your husband will receive is a reduction of up to £1,250 of the tax he owes for the financial year concerned, not an adjustment to his PA.

He wishes

It's £250!!

Yep, already spotted and re-written.

Sea_Shell

I've started a new thread in the Tax forum, so i'll respond over there.

Thanks

Chickereeeee

Imelda said:

I just get this every time I try to use my government gateway ID to log into self assessment.
The person I spoke to at HMRC said I did not have another account and that was it, end of help. Should I just apply for a new SA log in?
I still have the same email address and have done all the resetting I can do- it just leads to the telephone number which I used and got nowhere.

| got this message a while ago when I forgot my login password. I did the 'resetting' thing, thinking I was getting new details to access my account. However, what it was actually doing was setting up a new ID. So I had a new ID and password, but that would not allow me to access my tax account - I got the same message as you. Luckily, I remembered my old password details, and - using my old ID - gained access to my account again.

Maybe you did the same thing? Can you remember the original "Government Gateway user ID" you used back in 2008? If so you should be able to get a new password for it.

Imelda

Unfortunately, no, I cannot find my old details. I have even been through a box of old papers in the loft. I can find the letter telling me I no longer need to do SA returns but not my old gateway ID.

Dazed_and_C0nfused

Imelda said:

Unfortunately, no, I cannot find my old details. I have even been through a box of old papers in the loft. I can find the letter telling me I no longer need to do SA returns but not my old gateway ID.

If you are that determined to pay the additional tax the simplest thing to do would just be to send a cheque to HMRC with a brief note explaining it is for what you think is due not what HMRC say is due.

caveman38

If one contacts HMRC either by phone or chat. Can you ask them to send you by email or post a copy of "Estimated interest on savings between 6 April 2020 and 5 April 2021". This is the information that we used to be able to download ourselves. That same information will be used for forecasting 21/22 tax code. If you can, then you have the opportunity to  confirm that the figures are right and accounts active before you ring them again to inform them of closures and amended figures.

Dazed_and_C0nfused

You should be able to although I suspect it would only be sent by post not email.

If they didn't then everyone would simply make a DPA request.

Consumer40

Imelda said:

Nationwide, Coventry and Tesco have reported correctly.
NS&I have not reported all my annual bond interest (but have for my direct saver and for one bond).
First Direct/ HSBC (both banks) have reported nothing.
Kent Reliance (onesavings?) have reported nothing.
Marcus (Goldman Sachs) have reported nothing.

I have now received my list of interest payments from HMRC.

The following were missing from my list:

Leeds Building Society
Marcus /Goldman Sachs
NS&I Bonds (3 accounts)
Post Office /Bank of Ireland (2 accounts)
Yorkshire Building Society

My Kent Reliance account was listed but under 'ONESAVINGS BANK PLC'

polymaff

Completed Mrs P's and my online SA this afternoon. Just a correction to my earlier comments.  It looks like you can't download an SA302 until after submission of the SA100 now - although the data is all there on the SA "View your calculation" page - which is available at stage 6 of the SA.

Took 20 minutes to do both - including dealing with an emergency yell from Mrs. P - "I can't log into the GP website!". ...