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NHS Pension payment and tax code
Pat38493
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Hi - my wife just started receiving her NHS pension and she received a notice from NHS that the tax code is 184L. If I'm not mistaken this means that they think her personal allowance is mostly used up already.
I doubt that this is correct - does she need to take action e.g. provide her P45 to NHS pensions? (she was not employed by the NHS directly but another company, but was part of NHS pensions under TUPE).
I doubt that this is correct - does she need to take action e.g. provide her P45 to NHS pensions? (she was not employed by the NHS directly but another company, but was part of NHS pensions under TUPE).
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Has she looked at her on line tax account to see why HMRC have done this ? If she was not using all her allowance elsewhere job they could have split the code thinking she was still getting that income as well.
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