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11.08.2023 - 11:01 / dailyrecord.co.uk
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has launched a new service that will potentially affect an estimated 83 million people across the UK with a live National Insurance number (NINO). The new ‘Store my NINO’ service will allow millions of people to store their National Insurance number securely online, enabling them to access it quickly.
The new service is expected to help around 17m who currently have an online Personal Tax Account and 1.6m people who are allocated a new National Insurance number every year through HMRC or the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). The service will be available to users on computers and the HMRC app.
People with an Apple iPhone can already store their NINO in their Apple Wallet while a similar function will be available to Android users from this month.HMRC is keen to point out that storing your National Insurance number online or in the app is not mandatory.
HMRC guidance explains that the ‘Store my NINO’ service will enable individual users to:
HMRC lists the benefits of storing your National Insurance number.
These include:
This also means customers can now save up to 15 days by avoiding having to wait for HMRC to resend this letter by post.
HMRC guidance states that the following groups are affected:
Once the user has successfully signed into the ‘Store my NINO’ service through their Personal Tax Account, they will be presented with the digital wallet functionality, and also an accessible PDF view of the NINO letter and an option to print that letter.
The user can then store or print their NINO should they choose to.
Full details about the service can be found on GOV.UK here.
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