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Tax on insolvency service payment

Hi all

Last year I received a payment from the insolvency service as a redundancy lump sum when the company I used to work for went into administration and understand that I need to declare it on my self assessment under the 'employment lump sums' section.

I know the amounts, but I do not know if it was taxed or not at the time.

Can anyone please tell me if this sum is usually taxed? Will I be able to just work out what the tax would be and add it in now?

I don't have the paperwork with me as I am in the office but just want this done before I lose the plot completely.

Please help - going out of my mind here and cursing the day I (involuntarily) went self employed :mad:

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