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HMRC On account for savings interest
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I suspect the only way to get to the bottom of this is if you were to post details of the relevant transactions from your Self Assessment statement of account. That will clearly identify what each charge is.Juliette100 said:Hi Dazed_and_C0nfused. I had a look back and I had nil POA payments due both in Jan and July. I think this may be a typo as I had no POA shown - both payments due show 0 and yet I gained late payment charges. My interest tax was less than 1000 and my earnings 100% paye and having read more on this - regardless it seems no POA would be due. I went back to pre 20-21 and again my interest was minimal ie less than 1000 and I've always been a PAYE employee0 -
Are you basing the nil payments on account on your statement or the tax calc? What was your actual liabilty in 21/22? Not just the tax due on the interest, the full liability.0
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