PPI Tax 13 April 2021 at 11:46AM in Reclaim PPI & other insurance 12 replies 294 views

brettcta

MrsJKnox said:

Dazed_and_C0nfused said:

You complete an R40 for each tax year.

So if the interest was all received in one tax year only one form will be needed (per person).

Do you mean you want to claim any refund due to you but your husband doesn't want to pay the additional tax he might owe 🤔

No obviously that would be illegal   He would be claiming his half of the joint claims plus the 1 that is solely in his name.  He has read a few comments about HMRC asking for more tax to be paid rather then issuing a refund.  I will be putting in my claim regardless on the 50% of our joint claim and the two in my name.  Hope that makes sense!

If he’s in the higher tax bracket and is due to pay more tax then yes, he may very well be sent a bill rather than a cheque. Them’s the breaks though of being a higher earner.

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May also be all the numpties putting their PPI refund as their interest too which inflates the figures and they suddenly owe loads due to their mistake