HMRC confirms £33 monthly tax deductions for some state pensioners

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HMRC confirms £33 monthly tax deductions for some state pensioners.

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Some state pensioners earning more than £35,000 a year will see around £33 deducted from their monthly tax payments as HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) recovers Winter Fuel Payments through changes to their tax codes.The tax authority confirmed it will automatically claw back the benefit from pensioners whose annual income exceeds £35,000 and who do not opt out of receiving the payment.The recovery applies to Winter Fuel Payments worth between £100 and £300 made during the 2026 to 2027 and 2027 to 2028 tax years.For pensioners who receive a standard £200 payment, HMRC will increase their monthly tax deductions until the full amount has been repaid.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Only those with annual earnings above £35,000 who have not opted out of receiving the payment will be affected.The monthly deductions will increase between the two tax years.During the 2026 to 2027 tax year, pensioners above the income threshold who receive a typical £200 Winter Fuel Payment will pay around £17...

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