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Am I Owed Money From The Inland Revenue? |
5 years ago I went to the Inland Revenue about national insurance and they did some checks and came back and told me that I had been overpaying my national insurance and that in broken-down to claim it back I needed to provide them with starting and finishing dates for all my jobs. I have had from head to toe a few jobs and never got round to doing this. Would this still be the case that I am owed money and how do I find out?
| Answer: Particular office won't know anything about this. But staff could give you information about the employment details they hold for you, back to 05/04/2003. It is tenable that won't be complete if employers haven't provided information. You could then take it from there. I guess it is the National Insurance Office that is asking about your National Insurance, and although now organised now by HMRC, there isn't much agent with local offices. |
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