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Payroll Error
Mister_aaa
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in Cutting tax
Hi,
A question.
I started my new job on the 1st March. We get paid on the 15th of the month, for the whole month. As i wasn't set up in time, i've had to wait till today (15/04) to get paid.
I've now been paid two months salary in one lump sum. My previous salary was 26775, and i received around 1640 per month, i'm now on 30k and i've just received 3375, which works out at 1687 (not a precise calculation i know).
Tax code is 647L.
Is there anything i can do about this, as this should have been two payments, one in the last tax year, and one in this?
A question.
I started my new job on the 1st March. We get paid on the 15th of the month, for the whole month. As i wasn't set up in time, i've had to wait till today (15/04) to get paid.
I've now been paid two months salary in one lump sum. My previous salary was 26775, and i received around 1640 per month, i'm now on 30k and i've just received 3375, which works out at 1687 (not a precise calculation i know).
Tax code is 647L.
Is there anything i can do about this, as this should have been two payments, one in the last tax year, and one in this?
PPI Reclaimed £15,500 - between 2008 & 2014
Mortgage Free - 15th July 2009
Debt Free - 14th Jan 2011
It's possible.
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Nothing you can do about it now. You are assessable on the amount paid to you in the year, not the amount due.
You may be due a small refund for last year as you were not paid for the whole tax year - ask your tax office to check.£705,000 raised by client groups in the past 18 mths :beer:0 -
all things being equal you will be owed about £108 which is the un-used allowance that was not used in 2009-100
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