Tax rebate in bankruptcy

stelly1972

Hi all, I'm new here so this question may have been asked countless times before. I became bankrupt in January this year and received my "NT" tax coding. My employer has told me that I am getting a substantial tax rebate in this months pay. The OR has already written to me to say any tax I dont pay from the date the NT code was awarded to the end of the current tax year has to be paid to them. Does this mean the backdated tax for the whole year has to be paid to the OR or just tax from February and March?
I have one more question - the OR has set up an IPA for 3 years. Is there an annual requirement to send bank statements, payslips etc? I didnt save any and had to order bank statements last time and copies payslips from my employer. I'm saving them now just in case I have to provide them again in the future.

fermi

Yes, any tax refund from the whole tax year you go BR in is claimable by the OR. Normally as a one off IPA agreement, if required, if I remember correctly? OR will tell you how.

No set requirement to give statements to the OR over any period, and normally they wouldn't ask unless there is something they doubt or want proof of and there is no other way.