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First time tax self assesment
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No fine. File it then check back in 2-3 days, HMRC may include Marriage Allowance themselves if your spouse has already applied for that year.
Key thing is file it now and pay what you think is correct.0 -
Dazed_and_confused wrote: »No fine. File it then check back in 2-3 days, HMRC may include Marriage Allowance themselves if your spouse has already applied for that year.
Key thing is file it now and pay what you think is correct.
Thank-you so much for your help. It is filed and I'll pay what I think it should be now.Debt Free: 01/01/2020
Mortgage: 11/09/20240 -
Hi there, I am currently in the exact same situation as your post describes, even to the point of saving 20% of my self employed earnings to pay the bill. Marriage allowance doesn't appear to have been taken into account in the calculation.
How did your situation pan out? Was it resolved easily?0
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