HMRC Repayment .. anyone done it?

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Had a meeting with our pension providers and the guy in gel-ed hair told me that I can get a higher rate tax reclaim on my pension contributions for the past couple of years.
The explanation was all logical, but the reclaim process seems more than convoluted.
Anyone done it before or anyone from this field who can shed any light on this?
 
Simply write to HMRC setting out the pension contributions that you have made, split by tax years, which will have been net of basic rate tax. Hopefully, they can deal with any refund from that, although it is possible that they will ask you to complete a tax return.

Remember to include your National Insurance number in the letter and/or your ten-digit Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) if you have one.
 
GG26 said:
Simply write to HMRC setting out the pension contributions that you have made, split by tax years, which will have been net of basic rate tax. Hopefully, they can deal with any refund from that, although it is possible that they will ask you to complete a tax return.

Remember to include your National Insurance number in the letter and/or your ten-digit Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) if you have one.
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Tnx mate.. had a scan of the HMRC website to see if they have a standard template, but could not find it. Will have to tart something up..
 
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