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Reclaim tax after retirement
Scallypud
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in Cutting tax
I have decided to retire later this month and was wondering about the tax i have paid this taxable year.
My total income for this year so far is £13,200 and have paid £1,650 in tax. I don't intent to work again.
Can i reclaim my tax back in full in April next year and what form do i need to complete
Thanks in advance for your help
My total income for this year so far is £13,200 and have paid £1,650 in tax. I don't intent to work again.
Can i reclaim my tax back in full in April next year and what form do i need to complete
Thanks in advance for your help
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Will you be receiving any pensions?
If not, and will have no other income before April 2023 you can apply for a refund online
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/income-tax-claiming-tax-back-when-you-have-stopped-working-p50
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Will you start to receive State Pension (or any other pension) in the current tax year?0
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Or if you do not do anything, then your final tax position for 22/23, will be calculated automatically at some point ( around October 23 I think) and any tax owed to you will be paid to you as a rebate.0
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No pension. Going to live off savings for the next year0
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In that case you can claim a refund now using form P50.
But unless there's some important information you've not mentioned don't expect to get all of "my tax" back.
You would still be liable to pay £126.0 -
Do i not have to wait until April 2023?Dazed_and_C0nfused said:In that case you can claim a refund now using form P50.
But unless there's some important information you've not mentioned don't expect to get all of "my tax" back.
You would still be liable to pay £126.0 -
No. If you have no intention of working again or claiming a taxable benefit such as Jobseeker's Allowance then you can claim as soon as you receive your P45.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/income-tax-claiming-tax-back-when-you-have-stopped-working-p500 -
Which the OP was given in second post.Dazed_and_C0nfused said:No. If you have no intention of working again or claiming a taxable benefit such as Jobseeker's Allowance then you can claim as soon as you receive your P45.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/income-tax-claiming-tax-back-when-you-have-stopped-working-p500
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