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Changing to a lower paid job, what happens with tax overpayment?
moneyballs2
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I had a quite high paying job for 5 months in which I paid £2100 of Tax. This was through PAYE
My new job has a salary that will tax me £2000 (rough estimate, this is from an online tax calculator.) So I have paid my yearly allowance of tax.
How will this tax be returned to me? Will it be in a rebate, or as I go along over the months of the remaining financial year?
I understand that I will be paying more than £2k of tax this year, as the higher salary job needs to be taken into account.
Thanks
My new job has a salary that will tax me £2000 (rough estimate, this is from an online tax calculator.) So I have paid my yearly allowance of tax.
How will this tax be returned to me? Will it be in a rebate, or as I go along over the months of the remaining financial year?
I understand that I will be paying more than £2k of tax this year, as the higher salary job needs to be taken into account.
Thanks
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If you give them your P45 it should all happen smoothly as they can see your pay to date and tax.
If you dont have your P45 then complete a P60 correctly and it may just take a little longer but there is plenty of time before end of March for them to get everything processed and adjust your tax according to the anticipated total years earnings0 -
moneyballs2 wrote: »I had a quite high paying job for 5 months in which I paid £2100 of Tax. This was through PAYE
My new job has a salary that will tax me £2000 (rough estimate, this is from an online tax calculator.) So I have paid my yearly allowance of tax.
How will this tax be returned to me? Will it be in a rebate, or as I go along over the months of the remaining financial year?
I understand that I will be paying more than £2k of tax this year, as the higher salary job needs to be taken into account.
Thanks
What do you mean, 'you have paid your yearly amount of tax'
No one pays a yearly amount of tax, you are given a yearly tax allowance, you are allowed to earn £8105 per year and any money you earn over that amount you pay 20% tax on.
Tax paid is dependant on what you earn. It is not a set amount.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Add what you have earnt in the 5 months to what you will earn in the new job in the remaining months and put that into a salary calculator.moneyballs2 wrote: »I had a quite high paying job for 5 months in which I paid £2100 of Tax. This was through PAYE
My new job has a salary that will tax me £2000 (rough estimate, this is from an online tax calculator.) So I have paid my yearly allowance of tax.
How will this tax be returned to me? Will it be in a rebate, or as I go along over the months of the remaining financial year?
I understand that I will be paying more than £2k of tax this year, as the higher salary job needs to be taken into account.
Thanks0
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