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P60
4suzie
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How long do we need to keep our P60's please I have them going back to 2000.
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In relation to what?Think first of your goal, then make it happen!1
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They are for a pension I receive I am not employed I am retired I would like to shred them0
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I would say two years would be good enough, unless anyone else disagrees?Think first of your goal, then make it happen!1
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Thanks very much barnstar20770
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Scan them and then shred - that way you've got a record should you ever need it. HRMC could demand records going back six tax years, although highly unlikely, especially if you aren't required to complete a self assessment tax return (?are you).2
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thanks Brynsam no I don't need to complete a self assessment tax return0
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I expect I've got every P60 and payslip I've ever received. I tend to just keep all financial documents. It's easier than thinking about which ones it's safe to throw away
and doesn't take that much room.
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I agree with Brysnam, scan and shred.
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Thank you everyone for your advice :-)0
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