Got a letter from IR today saying that for 2005 - 2006 my NI contributions were not enough for it to go towards a qualifying year of pension. It said
'our records show you contributions in 2005-2006 fell short by 52 weeks and you need to pay xxxx to making it a qualifying year'
The amount owed is approx £500 so not too much, BUT what is the minimum amount of NI needed a year to making it a qualifying year ? Also that year I was operating through GIANT MSC I worked the full year and and took min wage, wouldnt the NI generated by that be enough ? I dont understand 'the fell short by 52 weeks either' could that mean the MSC never passed on my NI out of my income ?
Not really keen to get in a dicussion with IR regarding NI payments while I was with an MSC would rather just pay up.
'our records show you contributions in 2005-2006 fell short by 52 weeks and you need to pay xxxx to making it a qualifying year'
The amount owed is approx £500 so not too much, BUT what is the minimum amount of NI needed a year to making it a qualifying year ? Also that year I was operating through GIANT MSC I worked the full year and and took min wage, wouldnt the NI generated by that be enough ? I dont understand 'the fell short by 52 weeks either' could that mean the MSC never passed on my NI out of my income ?
Not really keen to get in a dicussion with IR regarding NI payments while I was with an MSC would rather just pay up.
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