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the child’s parent (or main carer) agrees to your application by counter-signing the form to confirm that you: The good news is that if this applies to you, you can transfer the working or higher-earning parent's credits to the unemployed or lower-earning parent. If you're healthy and feel you can work a bit longer, deferring could make a huge difference to your pay in retirement. You need to open and complete this form online. As you cannot save your progress, you should get all your information together before you start.

the child’s parent (or main carer) has claimed Child Benefit but does not need the credits themselves

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has detailed that carers of a child under 12 and kinship carers can apply for National Insurance (NI) credits.

In accordance with the Microsoft Silicon Support Policy, HP does not support or provide drivers for Windows 8 or Windows 7 on products configured with Intel or AMD 7th generation and forward processor Stev e receives many questions about state pension forecasts and COPE – the Contracted Out Pension Equivalent. If you are writing to Steve on this topic, he responds to a typical reader question here . It includes links to Steve’s several earlier columns about state pension forecasts and contracting out, which might be helpful.

You need to send evidence with your application, showing the allowance or benefits the person you cared for was paid during the period you were caring for them. In the past when I have raised this issue with HMRC they have said that nothing can be done to rectify matters. If you have provided care in a different way, for example over the telephone or video, you can still apply for credits for the tax years 2019 to 2020 and 2020 to 2021. Who can apply This means that he could, in principle, qualify for National Insurance credits, but assuming that he was in work at the time and paying NI contributions then these credits would have been of no value to him. My complaint against a financial adviser about a final salary pension transfer was upheld by the Ombudsman, so what happens now?But a non-working live-in partner can still apply to have the last tax year transferred, so long as they claim by 5 April in the following tax year, using form CF411A. The child benefit claim form and guidance notes were updated in April 2017 to stress further the importance of making a claim. There is no time limit on transfer applications before that tax year, but you cannot apply for such transfers for the years from 2010/11 to 2016/17 because there is now a time limit. However, the crucial point regarding your question is that the credits go to the person ‘receiving child benefit’.

To be fair, the guide does say later on that in essence the person not in paid work is the one who should claim, but if you’ve already read that you should fill the form in if ‘you are responsible for a child’ then you might stop there.This adds exactly the same amount to your state pension as a year spent in paid work and paying NI contributions. It's not just Farage - charities are being 'debanked too': Regulators blast banks for closing accounts New mortgage lender allows buyers to borrow up to six times income AND fix for 40 years - is it a good idea? HMRC is looking at ways in which it can improve its communications further, both at the birth of a child and for existing child benefit claimants. December 2022 HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has detailed that carers of a child under 12 and kinship carers can apply for National Insurance (NI) credits.