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Hypothetical Large Redundancy Question
Tammer
Posts: 403 Forumite
I hope you can help with a question. I need to know if the £30k tax free part of a redundancy payment reduces your earnings in terms of losing the personal allowance.
For example, say someone is made redundant now (part way through the tax year):
For example, say someone is made redundant now (part way through the tax year):
- earnings from 6 April to 7 June: £25k
- Redundancy payment: £100k.
With total earnings in the tax year of at least £125k, this would mean loss of the personal allowance. Does the £30k tax and NI free redundancy allowance mean that taxable earnings in the tax year are £95k so no loss of personal allowance?
I hope I’ve explained that clearly.
I hope I’ve explained that clearly.
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The £30k is not taxable and is not included on any P45 / P60. It isn’t taxable income so your personal allowance is fine if you get £95k including taxable redundancy.1
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