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Tax Code Confusion
trampyblonde
Posts: 151 Forumite
in Cutting tax
Hi,
Im wondering if someone could help me please?
Last April I changed to part time in what was my full time job. My hours changed to 18 hours per week. I also took on another part time position for another company work 19 hours per week.
I have since found that both pay slips show that my tax code is 747L.
Is this right?
Job one earnings are - £7344 per year
Job two earnings are - £6660 per year
Thank you
Im wondering if someone could help me please?
Last April I changed to part time in what was my full time job. My hours changed to 18 hours per week. I also took on another part time position for another company work 19 hours per week.
I have since found that both pay slips show that my tax code is 747L.
Is this right?
Job one earnings are - £7344 per year
Job two earnings are - £6660 per year
Thank you
:beer:
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trampyblonde wrote: »
I have since found that both pay slips show that my tax code is 747L.
Is this right?
No it's most definitely wrong and will mean you have underpaid on tax for this last tax year.
Your main job - ie one with highest earnings - should be 747L and 2nd job should be BR. This would be nearly correct although you would have around £130 worth of unused allowances.
When you started your new job did you complete a P46 and tick Box C to say you had another job?
Best get onto HMRC now and sort this out. With the 2 jobs you should have paid £1305.80 in tax over the full year but with a 747L tax code on each you would have paid no tax.0 -
Thank you. Yeah I filled out the P46 correctly which is why I never really questioned anything, my fault really.
I'll get on to HMRC today to sort it out.:beer:0
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