Non-coded income?

debbie_debt

Hi all,

Not sure if this is the right board but I have a tax-related question I'm hoping someone can help me with! 😊

I've been on the HMRC app, and noticed an amount under 'non-coded income'. What is that? I work under both PAYE (seems to be correctly listed) and self-employed. Could it be what HMRC think I'll bring in SE this year? Do they do that for some reason?

Thanks for amy replies. I don't want to be overpaying and not realising!

Deb

Dazed_and_C0nfused

It's almost certainly related to your self employment.

HMRC use it in calculating your code in case it means you need a reduced Personal Allowance, for example PAYE income £70,000 and non coded income £40,000.

For most people though it won't actually alter the make up of their tax code.

debbie_debt

Dazed_and_C0nfused said:

It's almost certainly related to your self employment.

HMRC use it in calculating your code in case it means you need a reduced Personal Allowance, for example PAYE income £70,000 and non coded income £40,000.

For most people though it won't actually alter the make up of their tax code.

Thank you so much! It does sound about right for the part time self employment income based on last year.