Salaried GPs & Assistant GPs
As a Salaried or Assistant GP, you will need to complete a Type 2 Self-Assessment of Tiered Contributions for each financial year, so that NHS England can ensure that all NHS pension contributions have been correctly paid, by yourself and your employers, and allocated correctly to your NHS Pension Scheme record. You must submit your Type 2 Medical Practitioner Self-Assessment form by 28 February each year.
It is a condition of that a GP must proactively liaise with relevant NHS organisations to ensure they have paid the correct tiered contributions ‘across the board’. Failure to comply with the NHS Pension Scheme Regulations may result in pensionable pay provisionally set to zero for the relevant period. It is a legal requirement for GPs to complete and submit the self-assessment form each year.
Manage Pensions with the new online service via PCSE Online
Use the tiles below to find out more about the new online pensions service.
If you also do any of these other types of work, or are a portfolio GP, you can also access the following:
The additional services are also accessed via PCSE Online:
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