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On track to exceed my PSA - should I move my money?
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In all seriousness I think that isn't an unusual choice as some people prefer to start a new tax year afresh and not have underpayments slightly complicating their tax code.JonSalji said:
Haha I presume this means I can choose to not pay and have it come out of my PAYE in 2026…. I hate owing anything so will definitely pay off asap!eskbanker said:
Yes, you can decline the offer of an interest-free loan from HMRC if you wish to do so!JonSalji said:To be clear, I should be able to log on to my HMRC account around October 25 to see what tax I have to pay, and if I do so, it won’t affect my tax code from April 26?1 -
This is what is currently showing on my tax record....

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wiseonesomeofthetime said:This is what is currently showing on my tax record....
See my thread on the Cutting Tax board for a discussion of how banks and HMRC process interest submissions, I have the same message as you in my personal tax account so that's at least 2 of us who are still waiting
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Make that three.SiliconChip said:wiseonesomeofthetime said:This is what is currently showing on my tax record....
See my thread on the Cutting Tax board for a discussion of how banks and HMRC process interest submissions, I have the same message as you in my personal tax account so that's at least 2 of us who are still waiting
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Same for me as well.
When I logged in about 6 weeks ago it stated it would be updated by October, now it says the same as posters above. I will have interest payments too so I guess there’s a back log.0
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