NT Tax code and change of job

Sunshine2114

HI

I changed my job on 04/11 and started a new role, i called Moobeever about this they advised me that my wage in november would have a basic rate tax due to the NT tax code from prev employer not being assigned as i had to wait for my P45 -and that when i get paid in december my NT tax would be reapplied and i would then need to keep asside my tax money till any pay them the difference, i then called moobeever back as my bank did not amend my standing order and sent my £120.00 tax payment which they agreed to give me back , however on this call i was told that i would i would not get a NT tax code applied to my new company, the next day i get a letter from HMRC saying that my new company will use the NT tax code ? , i called moobeever and told them and they have advised that i should not geta NT tax code again in the same finacial tax year and need to speak to HMRC to get this set to the correct tax code and only to pay moonbeever my normal IPA payment of £30.00 - i called HMRC and they advised they can apply a NT more than once - can anyone help on this hsould i be on a tax code or a NT tax code as i know that this month when i get paid my pay will show a NT code

TheGardener

I can see why you are confused! On the Look Here Sticky it says this:

If the bankrupt changes income source/employer during the course of the tax year in which he/she is made bankrupt (which could include becoming self - employed having previously been PAYE employed), HMRC deems this to be a change in source of income, and a new tax code will be issued. The bankrupt will be required to pay tax on his/her earnings from the date of the change. For further information regarding what is meant by a change of income source refer to Chapter 77, Direct Taxation, paragraph 77.23, Nil tax codes and Chapter 77, Direct Taxation, paragraph 77.35,Taxation in the year a bankruptcy order is made. The bankrupt also becomes liable for tax again on any income received from the start of the tax year following the year in which bankruptcy occurs.

but there is no mention of this in the IS official info sheet for NT IPA's