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Yearly tax codes
sevenhills
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I have in the past, applied for uniform and lunch break tax allowances. I no longer work the type of shift were I am work during the lunch hour, do I need to change my tax statement?
I work PAYE, but I dont get a year tax code form.
My tax code is 1206L 0, I am 56 and single earning £15k
I work PAYE, but I dont get a year tax code form.
My tax code is 1206L 0, I am 56 and single earning £15k
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Ring the tax office and inform them. See what they saymake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
yes you must inform HMRC as you are no longer entitled to the allowances that still appear to be included in your tax codesevenhills wrote: »I have in the past, applied for uniform and lunch break tax allowances. I no longer work the type of shift were I am work during the lunch hour, do I need to change my tax statement?
I work PAYE, but I dont get a year tax code form.
My tax code is 1206L 0, I am 56 and single earning £15k
the standard tax free allowance for 17/18 is £11,500 so a tax code of 1150. Yours is 1206 so you are getting an extra £560 tax free which is probably wrong given what you have said.
the onus is on you to inform HMRC of changes to your circumstances.0
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