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Voluntary NI Contributions Deadline Extended

Andrew Passer • 28 April 2023

Voluntary NI Contributions Deadline

Extended Opportunity for Voluntary NI Contributions: Boost Your State Pension.


Are you aware that the government has extended the deadline for voluntary National Insurance (NI) contributions? This gives individuals the opportunity to fill gaps in their NI contribution history and potentially increase the amount they receive in their pension.

The original deadline for voluntary NI contributions was 5 April 2023. However, the government has now extended it to 31 July 2023, giving taxpayers more time. 

If you have gaps in your NI record from April 2006 onwards, you now have the chance to decide whether to fill them and boost your Pension. Making voluntary contributions during this extended period will be at the lower 2022 to 2023 tax year rates, providing a cost-effective way to potentially increase your future retirement benefits.

As part of the transitional arrangements to the new State Pension, taxpayers have been allowed to make voluntary contributions to incomplete years in their NI record between April 2006 and April 2016. This extended deadline was implemented in response to increased customer contact and public concern, ensuring individuals have ample time to make their contributions.

If you are nor sure what to do, I can provide expert advice and guidance on how to make the most of this extended opportunity. I can help you assess your NI contribution history, determine the potential benefits of making voluntary contributions, and ensure you understand the implications for your overall financial plan.

Don't miss out on this extended deadline and opportunity to boost your State Pension and enhance your retirement benefits.


Contact your accountant today, or give me a call to schedule a consultation and take control of your financial future. Let me help you make strategic decisions that can have a lasting impact on your retirement savings.


Don't delay, the extended deadline of 31 July 2023 is approaching fast!

ANDREW PASSER ACCOUNTANT

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