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self assessment query
directdebiter
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Hi
For the first time I have a self assesment to fill in. Income and tax is all straightforward - however I am not sure what to add in one field.
My tax code changed a few times during the year
One question is:
"Underpaid tax for earlier years included in your tax code for 2013-14"
Can anyone tell me where I can derive this figure please?
especially as I have about 3 tax code changes in the year.
NB this is for 2013-14
Thanks very much for any help
For the first time I have a self assesment to fill in. Income and tax is all straightforward - however I am not sure what to add in one field.
My tax code changed a few times during the year
One question is:
"Underpaid tax for earlier years included in your tax code for 2013-14"
Can anyone tell me where I can derive this figure please?
especially as I have about 3 tax code changes in the year.
NB this is for 2013-14
Thanks very much for any help
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directdebiter wrote: »Hi
For the first time I have a self assesment to fill in. Income and tax is all straightforward - however I am not sure what to add in one field.
My tax code changed a few times during the year
One question is:
"Underpaid tax for earlier years included in your tax code for 2013-14"
Can anyone tell me where I can derive this figure please?
especially as I have about 3 tax code changes in the year.
NB this is for 2013-14
Thanks very much for any help
It would be detailed on the tax code change notice sent to you.
It is the tax code that was vailid at the end of the tax year that is notice you need to refer to.0
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