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In May this year I cashed in a poorly performing pension as I needed the cash for, amongst other things, some investment in my business. This has now been treated as income by HMRC and has (seriously) affected my tax credits. Any thoughts? Anything I cana do?
I am in the lucky position of having retired early, and have been approached to go back "one last time". I should be able to command a large fee, but don't want to give any more than neccesary to George.. at least not immediately.. I also have quite a bit of unused annual pension contribution (and have not started cashing-in any pension) SO here is the question.
Contract agencies have started sending out requests for information about the contract workers, prompted by the HMRC "Record keeping and reporting requirements for intermediaries"
