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Capital gains vs PAYE tax allowance
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Butr then it would not be the property he was living in.0
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Regarding the tax paid as PAYE.supersezzie said:
Maybe not a bad thing for me to enter. It has done it automatically but I will double check. I have severe brain fog with my illness at the moment so I could have clicked something wrong there!purdyoaten2 said:Straw clutching maybe but have you entered your PAYE earnings and the tax deducted from them on the return?
Oh actually, that can't be a thing. I have seen the odd tax code on my p60.
If you could advise the figures from the P60 (gross Tax ) this might throw some light on the tax code used.
Have you checked your personal tax account for the reason for code used.
https://www.gov.uk/personal-tax-account
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sheramber said:Butr then it would not be the property he was living in.
The Op said that 'due to circumstances' they had to move out of the property into rented - it;s not clear exactly when this happened though.
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