Higher child benefit charge.
Hi guy.
I am an employee who is having a nightmare with the tax office.
In 2022 to 2023 I have to pay the higher child benefit charge. My calculations are. Wage 52958.00 minus pension contributions of 1695.00. Leaves 51263.00. The higher tax charge being 1% for every £100 over £50000 means I have to pay 12.63% of 2636.00 which is £332.92.
The tax office is saying I owe £544.46 Fines I had were removed. There is no over or under payment from any previous years. They did remove my married tax allowance since I’m over the 50k mark. I have spent many hours on hold, and I am getting contradicting information from the advisers. Today. After 1 hour 10 on hold then 35 minutes, one hung up on me. I have no adviser or anyone who can help with this.
I also have a second problem with them. I got an email in June last year saying I have not paid enough tax for the year 2022 to 2023. They changed my tax code from 1389m to 1237l.
Every tax calculator I go on says the tax I paid is correct.
Wage 52,958
Pension contributions, 1694.70 per month 141.225
Tax paid 8083.96
Ni paid 4928.23
They say I should have paid 8592. I said what about pension contributions. They say already taken into consideration.
Are my figures correct? Are the tax calculators accurate? I tried Money saving experts one. And listen to the taxman, whose figures are almost identical. I have had one adviser say the extra tax I have to pay is for the child benefit charge. I said, why am I getting billed still? I’m just going round in circles.
I have no problem paying the tax I owe. It’s just getting the correct figures.
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nameless121 said:
Hi guy.
I am an employee who is having a nightmare with the tax office.
In 2022 to 2023 I have to pay the higher child benefit charge. My calculations are. Wage 52958.00 minus pension contributions of 1695.00. Leaves 51263.00. The higher tax charge being 1% for every £100 over £50000 means I have to pay 12.63% of 2636.00 which is £332.92.
The tax office is saying I owe £544.46 Fines I had were removed. There is no over or under payment from any previous years. They did remove my married tax allowance since I’m over the 50k mark. I have spent many hours on hold, and I am getting contradicting information from the advisers. Today. After 1 hour 10 on hold then 35 minutes, one hung up on me. I have no adviser or anyone who can help with this.
I also have a second problem with them. I got an email in June last year saying I have not paid enough tax for the year 2022 to 2023. They changed my tax code from 1389m to 1237l.
Every tax calculator I go on says the tax I paid is correct.
Wage 52,958
Pension contributions, 1694.70 per month 141.225
Tax paid 8083.96
Ni paid 4928.23
They say I should have paid 8592. I said what about pension contributions. They say already taken into consideration.
Are my figures correct? Are the tax calculators accurate? I tried Money saving experts one. And listen to the taxman, whose figures are almost identical. I have had one adviser say the extra tax I have to pay is for the child benefit charge. I said, why am I getting billed still? I’m just going round in circles.
I have no problem paying the tax I owe. It’s just getting the correct figures.
Did you get money into the pension using,
Net pay
Relief at source (RAS)
Salary sacrifice
Also, you can never have a 12.63% HICBC liability. It is in 1% increments only so if your adjusted net income is £51,263 then the HICBC would be 12%, not 12.63%.
Don't forget Self Assessment determines your overall liability unfortunately the year in question so losing Marriage Allowance could easily add anywhere from £250-500 to your liability.
Also, your figures don't make sense.
The tax office is saying I owe £544.46
Tax paid 8083.96
They say I should have paid 8592
The difference between £8083.96 and £8592 is £508.040 -
The pension contributions are for one my employer had to set up. It’s taken directly from my wage. 5% from me. My employer pays 3%.
I think the tax calculators are using my pension contributions to calculate my tax but I think the Inland Revenue are not.
The tax office saying I owe £544.46 because they are adding interest daily.
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nameless121 said:
The pension contributions are for one my employer had to set up. It’s taken directly from my wage. 5% from me. My employer pays 3%.
I think the tax calculators are using my pension contributions to calculate my tax but I think the Inland Revenue are not.
The tax office saying I owe £544.46 because they are adding interest daily.
£52958 or £51263 ?
It should be noted that £52958 less 3% (not 5% as you have stated) is £51263.
What was the underpayment amount for 2022/23?0
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