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Can I Get A P45 From The Tax Office?

Question by Vidic | Posted in Other - Careers & Employment

I wasn't delineated my p45 at the end of my last job and I need it for a new job I may be starting. Will the tax office be able to issue me with it?

Answer: yeah your tax intercession should be able to help out
 
 

Will Wrong Dates On P45 Cause Me Tax Problems?

Question by sharebearvicki | Posted in United Kingdom

My last boss sent me my p45 and where they should have written my leaving date, they have wrote my date and year of beginning. I can't get in contact with them though. Is this going to cause me any tax trouble?

Answer: It shouldnt - but HMRC might not have the communication as the date will cause the P45 to be rejected. Make a note of the correct date - when you start m and hand over the P45 make sure your new employer gets the right date as well.
Create sure you keep your part for reference if there is a question later.

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If You Get A P45 From Your Jobcenter Does The Tax Code Have To Be BR?

Question by Tramadol | Posted in United Kingdom

I counterfeit the P45 would give me a tax code other then BR? is that right? i started work a weeks ago & on my payslip the tax code was BR, is that customary? as i always assumed by giving P45 you would have a tax code where you dont get taxed as much as the BR code, right?

Answer: Take the steer approach..........phone the tax office and quote your new employers PAYE ref enumerate and your NIC number.........tell them you are on a BR code and that you want it changed immediately as this is your one and only job and that you can't pay to be paying more tax than is necessary.
Good luck with your new job.

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Can My Tax Code Be BR Because My P45 Is From My Jobcentre?

Question by Tramadol | Posted in United Kingdom

Ive started a job & gave my P45 to my new governor but tax code is BR (basic rate), why is this? because i had gaps in my employment for 6 years? because its from the jobcentre? is it reliable that if you had a gap of employment for 4 or years then you start as BR in your new job? thanks.

Answer: BR is key rate tax, not emergency code. What was the code on the P45 from the Benefit Office? If it was 522L, then your owner should use that code and you will get a refund of tax overpaid through your wages.
If the P45 showed BR, then you need to ring the tax purpose immediately to get them to issue a proper code which should be 522L. Don't forget to claim any allowable expenses!

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Does P45 Contain Previous Employer On Part B An C Because My New Employer Needs P45 For Tax ?

Question by Dan | Posted in United Kingdom

Dont long for them to know who i last worked for because i got sacked and didnt mention it at interview. but said i worked as bar wand full time to fill the gap even though it was part-time. Can i blag the tax as bar job or will the employer know which company the tax came from??????

 

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