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tax code change
bellabumble
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sorry if ive posted this in the wrong forum? we've just got my husbands wage slip for his main job and noticed his tax code has changed from 666L to 810L .... He has two jobs im not sure what code he is on for the second job but does this sound right to you? if so would we be entitled to a tax rebate? his tax code has changed this month x
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810L is the standard code for someone with no taxable benefits (car, medical etc)
You need to confirm what the code was and is for the second job. It may be that his code was split across the 2 jobs and has now been put onto one with BR for the other0
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