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State Pension Over-reporting by DWP to HMRC
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I keep a spreadsheet of what I receive in state and other pensions as I receive it along with tax paid, and get the spreadsheet to work out what tax I should pay in the year. No matter what HMRC assume I will get, it always works out that I've paid the right tax give or take a few pennies. I suggest others do the same and see if they are actually paying too much.
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But what you actually receive in a tax year is irrelevant for State Pension
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