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Tax rebate after redundancy
Fishcakes_2
Posts: 21 Forumite
in Cutting tax
Hi,
I was made redundant at the end of July last year and am still unemployed.
As I paid tax up until being made redundant I was wondering if I will get a tax refund when the new tax year kicks in. I imagine that I should. the question is, does this happen automatically, i.e. a cheque is sent to me, or do I have to claim it back myself?
Thanks in advance
I was made redundant at the end of July last year and am still unemployed.
As I paid tax up until being made redundant I was wondering if I will get a tax refund when the new tax year kicks in. I imagine that I should. the question is, does this happen automatically, i.e. a cheque is sent to me, or do I have to claim it back myself?
Thanks in advance
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you can claim now if you dont think you will work between now and the end of the tax year ie student. if not wait till then and claim then.0
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