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Online Tax Return @ HMRC and playing with the numbers
MetaPhysical
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Can I experiment with different numbers on my tax return to see if certain things are worth my while when it gives me my calculation so I am prepared for next year? As long as I don't actually submit/file the return then no harm is done? I am worried that when I get the "tax due" regarding different figures it will be triggering new PAYE notices even before filing it!!!
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Yes, you can use the self-assessment system for experimenting with 'what if' analysis, and, as long as you don't go as far as submitting, there's no impact on anything.2
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Yes, you can. Just don't submit!!1
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Many thanks folks.0
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