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neilmunn | 13:27 Mon 08th Aug 2005 | Business & Finance
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I have not been self employed for the past 2 years, but I still recieve a tax return and requests for NI. How should I tell the Inland Revenue I'm not self employed?
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You should write to you tax office at the address they sent you the return from. It is quite likely you will have to do a self assessment for some time but make sure you do not keep paying National Insurance by direct debit - it is down to you to tell them you are no longer self employed.

If this helps at all, I also continued to receive self-assessment forms for a couple of years after ceasing to be self-employed.  I ended up phoning my local tax office a total of 3 times.  The 1st time to inform them of my changed status; the 2nd time to remind them one year later when I received the self assessment forms again; the 3rd and final time another year on to strongly (but politely) remind them again.  They finally stopped sending the forms after that.

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