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40% Emergency tax code
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buyhighselllow said:So I have had notification from HMRC that the tax code is now BRx so maybe I will get refunded via the employer
I am sticking with the pension payments
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sheramber said:buyhighselllow said:So I have had notification from HMRC that the tax code is now BRx so maybe I will get refunded via the employer
I am sticking with the pension payments
Grrr it was a substantial amount as well, do I have to wait til the end of the tax year |? I am only planning on working about another 10 days up until Xmas then finishing.Over £2K made from bank switches and P2P incentives since 2016 :beer:0 -
buyhighselllow said:sheramber said:buyhighselllow said:So I have had notification from HMRC that the tax code is now BRx so maybe I will get refunded via the employer
I am sticking with the pension payments
Grrr it was a substantial amount as well, do I have to wait til the end of the tax year |? I am only planning on working about another 10 days up until Xmas then finishing.
Your employer will then recalculate your tax the next time they pay you (after receiving the new code) and the tax due at that point should be 20% of your taxable earnings in that new employment.1 -
Dazed_and_C0nfused said:buyhighselllow said:sheramber said:buyhighselllow said:So I have had notification from HMRC that the tax code is now BRx so maybe I will get refunded via the employer
I am sticking with the pension payments
Grrr it was a substantial amount as well, do I have to wait til the end of the tax year |? I am only planning on working about another 10 days up until Xmas then finishing.
Your employer will then recalculate your tax the next time they pay you (after receiving the new code) and the tax due at that point should be 20% of your taxable earnings in that new employment.Over £2K made from bank switches and P2P incentives since 2016 :beer:0
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