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How to claim back emergency tax already paid

got2dothisnow · 2022-08-25 14:03:23

My 18 year old son has paid tax for the first three months of his new part time job. His payslips so far show OT as tax code which I know is an emergency code. He won't earn anywhere near the personal allowance for the year, although has already paid £400 in tax. Just registered on Gov Gateway for him to update details and…

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liz_bartun Posts: 183 Forumite

2 September 2022 at 9:52AM

penners324 said:

Fill in a new start form (previously p46) if no p45, payroll systems will apply 1257L M1 code until told to do otherwise by hmrc

Payroll systems will apply the tax code relevant to the employee status box ticked: A, B or C. If they've already received the revised code from HMRC they will use that.

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