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Tax Return Query
vixen1500
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Entering SIPP details on tax return
Have I been doing this right?
Box 1 my payment plus tax relief
Box 2 just my payment
But as I am nolonger paying into a SIPP, I can now leave Box 2 empty?
Have I been doing this right?
Box 1 my payment plus tax relief
Box 2 just my payment
But as I am nolonger paying into a SIPP, I can now leave Box 2 empty?

Typically confused and asking for advice
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No.vixen1500 said:Entering SIPP details on tax return
Have I been doing this right?
Box 1 my payment plus tax relief
Box 2 just my payment
But as I am nolonger paying into a SIPP, I can now leave Box 2 empty?
If you read the notes for completing the return I suspect you will find that entering £4,000 in the second box is the correct option for you.
This is an extract from the guidance.
One-off payments are payments made in the year to 5 April 2025 that you do not intend to repeat in the year to 5 April 2026.0 -
Thanks, so it seems I have got this totally the wrong way round. If I had continued to payin then I would leave box 2 blank
Typically confused and asking for advice0 -
The reason for the second box is so they know whether to adjust your tax code next year in the expectation of the contribution continuing.0
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I have decided not to contribute anything further into a SIPP, so I should put in the same figure as box 1.Qyburn said:The reason for the second box is so they know whether to adjust your tax code next year in the expectation of the contribution continuing.
(Think I may have been doing it wrong in the past)
Don't think it affects the amount of tax due either wayTypically confused and asking for advice0
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