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Tax Pension & Earnings
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Then that will be a net pay pension contribution method. Which is guaranteed to get you the maximum tax relief possible without you needing to anything whatsoever.Bobbydue said:If it helps I work for the local council0 -
I transferred some of my wife's allowance to me, I also have currently working from home and a professional allowances0
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So, I don't need to do anything?0
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Ok, I presume you mean your wife transferred some of her allowance to you
Normally the recipient of Marriage Allowance has a M suffix tax code i.e. 1420M not 1420L.
But there's nothing you need to do about the pension tax relief. You will get it automatically.
A week or two after you receive your first pension payment you should get new tax codes, splitting your tax code allowances between the job and new pension.1 -
Yes, she to me lol
You are correct Tax Code: 1420M
thank you
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