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The emboldened part means HMRC are under the impression that you have another job or pension. Did you ever sign on for JSA?
As you do not, you need to contact HMRC and get this sorted out.
What will I need, too prove this when I give them a call?
Thank you to both of you, both been a great help. :T0 -
alright_dave wrote: »What will I need, too prove this when I give them a call?
Nothing - they usually take your word for it.
What happened to your P45 when you left the last company?
Did you go to the Job Centre and apply even though you weren't entitled to JSA?0 -
The P45 I offered the new job, said as it was last years it's out of date and can't be used.
No, I didn't go the Job Centre and apply for JSA's. I'll remember to do that next time.0 -
alright_dave wrote: »The P45 I offered the new job, said as it was last years it's out of date and can't be used.
That part is correct.
Hopefully part 1 is missing as your previous employer should have sent it to HMRC.0 -
They will have all your records from previous years so they will sort your rebate out. You will have to be patient though, it may take a couple of months or so.
I retired last year and rang them in April, I was told then that it would probably be June or so and Im still waiting patiently.
(by the way, your tax refund for this year will be sorted through your payroll, its only previous years that will be issued by cheque by HMRCmake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Thank you, both of you, been a great help. Hopefully have this all sorted in the next couple of days.
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Let us know how you get on, won't youmake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Will do. Once again, Thank you. :beer:0
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Let us know how you get on, won't you
All sorted, spent more time waiting for the call to be answered then actually on the phone with them, Just went through the details and employment history and he said he's made changes to the system and I will have my the tax paid back through my wages.
Thanks for your help guys.0
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