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question about r40 tax back form?
jinkssick
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I have been unemployed for a year and a half and opened a 8% montly saver with lloyds tsb that started November 2006. I filled in the r40 and handed it in this week.
Does this form entitle me to the tax from the date I opened the 8% lloyds account or only from the point they received the actual r40 form.
It should be the former but I have no idea?! any thoughts thanks.
Does this form entitle me to the tax from the date I opened the 8% lloyds account or only from the point they received the actual r40 form.
It should be the former but I have no idea?! any thoughts thanks.
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You'll definitely get it back for the last tax year, you should get a refund in a few weeks time. But before then I'm not sure, I assume you have to fill in a R40 for each tax year... I'm sure someone will shed some further light in a minute...0
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You will receive a refund for all the tax, not just from the date they receive the R40. You need to fill out an R40 for each tax year though.
Alternatively, if your income is below the tax free limit, you can fill out an R85 form, then Lloyds can pay the interest gross without tax taken off. You need to fill one form out for each account you have. Here's a link to the form
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/forms/r85.pdf0
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