specialist team for tax credits renewal (merged)

lasshavinfun

Pinky87 wrote: »

I got my final award and new award 10/11 then bout a wk later got this to send details ie p60, wage slips ect

I dont have wage slips only p6o and on my letter its says
User to select one or more of the following options
P60 to 5th April
Payslips from ALL jobs or proof of earnings and hours worked for 06/04/09-050410

So i presume thats either p60 or wage slips??

What did your later say?

minxtress

What will i send as proof of income though? I dont get wage slips or p60 just fill out a self assessment.

Molly41

I dont think you should panic until the situation has been clarified. Hopefully TaxCreditHelp might do this or it will become clearer. Already there has been two conflicting opinions from Tax Credits Helpline.

Pinky87

Yeh mine says please send us these documents by 2nd june. Do not send photocopies. 1. The official contract you have with your childcare provider. 2. Invoices or receipts showing the actual amount of childcare you paid for 6th april 2009 to 5th april 2010. 3. Wage or pay slips showing amount of pay for6th april 2009 to 5th april 2010. 4. Your p60 to 5 april 2010

lasshavinfun

Pinky87 wrote: »

Yeh mine says please send us these documents by 2nd june. Do not send photocopies. 1. The official contract you have with your childcare provider. 2. Invoices or receipts showing the actual amount of childcare you paid for 6th april 2009 to 5th april 2010. 3. Wage or pay slips showing amount of pay for6th april 2009 to 5th april 2010. 4. Your p60 to 5 april 2010

wow they are asking alot from you, its a pain the in bottom.
i will just send my p60, if they want more im sure they will let me know ha ha
x

harry7075

Surely a P60 is issued as a final indication of wages paid for the tax year?

Why would they ask for both wage slips and a P60? Also who realistically keeps their wage slips. I shred my wage slips as soon as I have my P60.

lasshavinfun

harry7075 wrote: »

Surely a P60 is issued as a final indication of wages paid for the tax year?

Why would they ask for both wage slips and a P60? Also who realistically keeps their wage slips. I shred my wage slips as soon as I have my P60.

Yes that's what I thought, I shred my wage slip each month, I don't even look at it ha ha...Its the same amount every month, so there is no need to look at them, waste of paper to be honest.

harry7075

lasshavinfun wrote: »

Yes that's what I thought, I shred my wage slip each month, I don't even look at it ha ha...Its the same amount every month, so there is no need to look at them, waste of paper to be honest.

Right I've just looked at my P60. It clearly states "This form shows your total pay for Income Tax purposes in this employment for the year. Any overtime, bonus, commission etc, Statutory Sick Pay, Statutory Maternity Pay, Statutory Paternity Pay or Statutory Adoption Pay is included"

So in my humble they are saying all your pay has been calculated and placed on one form ie the P60.

So surely if they want proof of income the P60 covers everything?

themonkeybutler

It doesnt cover benefits in kind which need to be addressed seperately. It also doesnt cover any additional income you may have - interest from savings, dividends etc.

harry7075

Yes but on the declaration you have to declare those separately. I know what your saying themonkeybutler but in regards to payslips and the P60 surely the P60 covers the total amount of your wages?