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PAYE Tax Calaculations
JCC1286
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I'm looking for some advice in relation to adjustments to my 2013/14 tax payments. I was working 2 jobs for about 5 months during this tax period which always seems to screw things up.
In June, I received a calculation from HMRC advising that I had paid too much tax for 2013/14 and that I was due a rebate (happy days!!) Within a month, I had received another letter advising that there had been an error in my last calculation and in actual fact I had underpaid tax for 2013/14.
Due to them sending me a cheque a month previously, my underpayment is now 4x what it would have been if it had been calculated correctly in the first place because they are claiming back the initial rebate.
I very much doubt I have a leg to stand on here but I'd like to know if there is any way to challenge this. I wouldn't have such an issue if they were from 2 different tax years but it simply looks like someone has stuffed up in the first instance and they are trying to recover the costs of their error. Something of which I can't even figure out how they got so wrong in the first place.
I find it quite difficult to understand the breakdowns that they send through and trying to get through to anyone in the HMRC call centres takes a stupidly long time and I'd like to be a bit more clued up on the matter before I contact them.
Any help you guys could offer would be hugely appreciated!
Thanks
J
In June, I received a calculation from HMRC advising that I had paid too much tax for 2013/14 and that I was due a rebate (happy days!!) Within a month, I had received another letter advising that there had been an error in my last calculation and in actual fact I had underpaid tax for 2013/14.
Due to them sending me a cheque a month previously, my underpayment is now 4x what it would have been if it had been calculated correctly in the first place because they are claiming back the initial rebate.
I very much doubt I have a leg to stand on here but I'd like to know if there is any way to challenge this. I wouldn't have such an issue if they were from 2 different tax years but it simply looks like someone has stuffed up in the first instance and they are trying to recover the costs of their error. Something of which I can't even figure out how they got so wrong in the first place.
I find it quite difficult to understand the breakdowns that they send through and trying to get through to anyone in the HMRC call centres takes a stupidly long time and I'd like to be a bit more clued up on the matter before I contact them.
Any help you guys could offer would be hugely appreciated!
Thanks
J
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You need to get your post moved...this forum is for people asking questions regarding Benefits and Tax credit.....not PAYE Tax etc.
Repost on the Income Tax forum a little further up from this forum on the main page. There are a few people on there who are very experienced and will be able to help you.0 -
I have no idea which one is correct, they'll probably come back in another month with something completely different!
I was looking for one relating to income tax, but couldn't find it. I'll have another look.
Many thanks
J0
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