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HMRC and Sipp contributions
Mikey481
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Could someone explain if HMRC take into account SIpp contributions automatically when calculating your tax liability in the year they were made Thanks in advance
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If you enter them on a Self Assessment return yes.Mikey481 said:Could someone explain if HMRC take into account SIpp contributions automatically when calculating your tax liability in the year they were made Thanks in advance
If you have told them about previous tax year contributions and don't file a return then those may be included in your calculation when your liability is finalised.
If you have made new contributions and haven't directly notified HMRC then no, they won't be factored in.0 -
This appears to be a new service:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/claim-tax-relief-on-your-private-pension-payments
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