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Not paid enough income tax for current year

littlemoney
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I logged into my tax account and found I had not paid sufficient income tax this year.
Is there any alternative to having next years tax code to reduce my tax free amount each month. I would like to pay the amount of unpaid tax directly asa lump sum.
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Your tax account should advise the options open to you. Is there any reason you want to pay the lump sum now rather than letting money sit in your bank account earning interest?
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littlemoney said:I logged into my tax account and found I had not paid sufficient income tax this year.Is there any alternative to having next years tax code to reduce my tax free amount each month. I would like to pay the amount of unpaid tax directly asa lump sum.
But you might be better waiting for the actual amount owed to be established and then paying that.0 -
littlemoney said:I logged into my tax account and found I had not paid sufficient income tax this year.Is there any alternative to having next years tax code to reduce my tax free amount each month. I would like to pay the amount of unpaid tax directly asa lump sum.
Two issues, you might be dealing with two tax years, the 23/24 which should now be finalised. Also this current tax year the increase in tax due which is still an estimate based on now finalised 23/24, which may have risen which they will attempt to claw back in the remaining PAYE months of this tax year, March and April.0 -
littlemoney said:I logged into my tax account and found I had not paid sufficient income tax this year.Is there any alternative to having next years tax code to reduce my tax free amount each month. I would like to pay the amount of unpaid tax directly asa lump sum.0
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eskbanker said:littlemoney said:I logged into my tax account and found I had not paid sufficient income tax this year.Is there any alternative to having next years tax code to reduce my tax free amount each month. I would like to pay the amount of unpaid tax directly asa lump sum.
That does start to happen as the end of the tax year approaches.0 -
If you've registered for HMRC online self service (usually for when you need to submit self assessments) there is an option to make payments to your tax account through their web portal. You can set it up to collect by debit card as a one-off payment, or by direct debit as a one-off or regular payments. I'd also be surprised if they didn't allow you to pay off your account over the phone if you called them, not that I'd recommend the experience of contacting HMRC that way.0
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