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coding notice and self assessment?

I am filling out my first ever self assessment. I work full time (tax gets done through PAYE) but then I started a very small business in my spare time late 2009 (made a loss during 09/10 tax year)

I have happily filled out everything apart from something about underpaid tax from earlier years included in my 09/10 tax code.

I can not find my 2009/2010 PAYE coding notice anywhere.

What do I do - If I state the amount at £0 would it be corrected at a later date?

ta, nickyjo

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  • KiKi
    KiKi Posts: 5,381 Forumite
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    Hi there

    What is the actual question on the tax return that you're completing?

    KiKi
    ' <-- See that? It's called an apostrophe. It does not mean "hey, look out, here comes an S".
  • Hi, it says

    "Our records show that your 2009-10 PAYE Notice of Coding includes an adjustment for tax underpaid. Please complete the following question(s).

    Underpaid tax for earlier years included in your tax code for 2009-10: ?"


    I have my 10/11 coding notice and it doesn't say anything about underpaid tax....
  • ah sorry! hang on!

    I realise the question is telling me it is £0, and I should amend it if it isnt correct and tell them why it is different.

    So it is £0....

    Ha, sorry.

    So I have answered the question myself.....! It seems I don't need my coding notice really.
  • KiKi
    KiKi Posts: 5,381 Forumite
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    Well, I'm glad my not answering has answered your question!

    KiKi
    ' <-- See that? It's called an apostrophe. It does not mean "hey, look out, here comes an S".
  • Thanks Nickyjo for posting! You have answered my question :)
  • agrinnall
    agrinnall Posts: 23,344 Forumite
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    I think that's one of the most misleading parts of online SA, it suggests that they have found something that you should be aware of whereas in fact it usually means nothing at all. It would be better if they could simply leave it out if they haven't found anything.
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