P60's

MouldyOldDough

jem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

jem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Yjem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

GSilvertabby said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Silvertabby said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Silvertabby said:

Do you pay tax from this pension?

I do pay tax - but not this year from that pension

Then that's why you didn't receive a P60 - there was no need for it. ie, no tax and no NI.

surely everyone who earns any income should receive P60's ?

anyway - also I am unable to do other things via their website such as change address, bank accounts, or  view historic statements etc

one of my other ex employers pays me £40 pa pension- and I receive P60's on that amount

But do you pay tax on that pension?  

Yes - I do pay tax (around £40 pa) on this pension and still have not been sent a P60 !

I do not have access to any on-line (change address/bank details etc) - due to this pension company taking over many other small pension companies

But I have just discovered that PIC is part of Capita !!

You pay tax of £40pa on a pension paying £40pa??

No - I never said that I earn £40 on THIS pension - in fact I earn approx £1050

What I was saying was that I earn £40 on ANOTHER pension and receive P60s on THAT pension !

You mentioned that you had another pension that paid £40pa and you received a P60 for it. You were then asked if you paid any tax on that £40pa pension. If you do then that is why you receive a P60 for it.

With regards to the other pension where you haven’t received a P60. It’s because you haven’t paid any tax on it.

Yes and I pay tax on this slightly larger pension as well 

I’m afraid your replies are rather confusing as you said way back at he beginning that you hadn’t paid tax on the pension you want the P60 from.

Basically if no tax has been paid then there is no requirement for a P60. If tax has been paid on a particular income (not just in total over all incomes) then a P60 is meant to be sent by end of May and we’re not there yet.

I didn't pay tax, on this income, when I started this thread - but in the last few months, they have been taking a few £'s in tax from me

Dazed_and_C0nfused

MouldyOldDough said:

jem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

jem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Yjem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

GSilvertabby said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Silvertabby said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Silvertabby said:

Do you pay tax from this pension?

I do pay tax - but not this year from that pension

Then that's why you didn't receive a P60 - there was no need for it. ie, no tax and no NI.

surely everyone who earns any income should receive P60's ?

anyway - also I am unable to do other things via their website such as change address, bank accounts, or  view historic statements etc

one of my other ex employers pays me £40 pa pension- and I receive P60's on that amount

But do you pay tax on that pension?  

Yes - I do pay tax (around £40 pa) on this pension and still have not been sent a P60 !

I do not have access to any on-line (change address/bank details etc) - due to this pension company taking over many other small pension companies

But I have just discovered that PIC is part of Capita !!

You pay tax of £40pa on a pension paying £40pa??

No - I never said that I earn £40 on THIS pension - in fact I earn approx £1050

What I was saying was that I earn £40 on ANOTHER pension and receive P60s on THAT pension !

You mentioned that you had another pension that paid £40pa and you received a P60 for it. You were then asked if you paid any tax on that £40pa pension. If you do then that is why you receive a P60 for it.

With regards to the other pension where you haven’t received a P60. It’s because you haven’t paid any tax on it.

Yes and I pay tax on this slightly larger pension as well 

I’m afraid your replies are rather confusing as you said way back at he beginning that you hadn’t paid tax on the pension you want the P60 from.

Basically if no tax has been paid then there is no requirement for a P60. If tax has been paid on a particular income (not just in total over all incomes) then a P60 is meant to be sent by end of May and we’re not there yet.

I didn't pay tax, on this income, when I started this thread - but in the last few months, they have been taking a few £'s in tax from me

Was tax deducted in the year to 5 April 2025 of only after 5 April 2025?

MouldyOldDough

Dazed_and_C0nfused said:

MouldyOldDough said:

jem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

jem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Yjem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

GSilvertabby said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Silvertabby said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Silvertabby said:

Do you pay tax from this pension?

I do pay tax - but not this year from that pension

Then that's why you didn't receive a P60 - there was no need for it. ie, no tax and no NI.

surely everyone who earns any income should receive P60's ?

anyway - also I am unable to do other things via their website such as change address, bank accounts, or  view historic statements etc

one of my other ex employers pays me £40 pa pension- and I receive P60's on that amount

But do you pay tax on that pension?  

Yes - I do pay tax (around £40 pa) on this pension and still have not been sent a P60 !

I do not have access to any on-line (change address/bank details etc) - due to this pension company taking over many other small pension companies

But I have just discovered that PIC is part of Capita !!

You pay tax of £40pa on a pension paying £40pa??

No - I never said that I earn £40 on THIS pension - in fact I earn approx £1050

What I was saying was that I earn £40 on ANOTHER pension and receive P60s on THAT pension !

You mentioned that you had another pension that paid £40pa and you received a P60 for it. You were then asked if you paid any tax on that £40pa pension. If you do then that is why you receive a P60 for it.

With regards to the other pension where you haven’t received a P60. It’s because you haven’t paid any tax on it.

Yes and I pay tax on this slightly larger pension as well 

I’m afraid your replies are rather confusing as you said way back at he beginning that you hadn’t paid tax on the pension you want the P60 from.

Basically if no tax has been paid then there is no requirement for a P60. If tax has been paid on a particular income (not just in total over all incomes) then a P60 is meant to be sent by end of May and we’re not there yet.

I didn't pay tax, on this income, when I started this thread - but in the last few months, they have been taking a few £'s in tax from me

Was tax deducted in the year to 5 April 2025 of only after 5 April 2025?

during the last 12 months (April 24 - April 25)

Dazed_and_C0nfused

MouldyOldDough said:

Dazed_and_C0nfused said:

MouldyOldDough said:

jem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

jem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Yjem16 said:

MouldyOldDough said:

GSilvertabby said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Silvertabby said:

MouldyOldDough said:

Silvertabby said:

Do you pay tax from this pension?

I do pay tax - but not this year from that pension

Then that's why you didn't receive a P60 - there was no need for it. ie, no tax and no NI.

surely everyone who earns any income should receive P60's ?

anyway - also I am unable to do other things via their website such as change address, bank accounts, or  view historic statements etc

one of my other ex employers pays me £40 pa pension- and I receive P60's on that amount

But do you pay tax on that pension?  

Yes - I do pay tax (around £40 pa) on this pension and still have not been sent a P60 !

I do not have access to any on-line (change address/bank details etc) - due to this pension company taking over many other small pension companies

But I have just discovered that PIC is part of Capita !!

You pay tax of £40pa on a pension paying £40pa??

No - I never said that I earn £40 on THIS pension - in fact I earn approx £1050

What I was saying was that I earn £40 on ANOTHER pension and receive P60s on THAT pension !

You mentioned that you had another pension that paid £40pa and you received a P60 for it. You were then asked if you paid any tax on that £40pa pension. If you do then that is why you receive a P60 for it.

With regards to the other pension where you haven’t received a P60. It’s because you haven’t paid any tax on it.

Yes and I pay tax on this slightly larger pension as well 

I’m afraid your replies are rather confusing as you said way back at he beginning that you hadn’t paid tax on the pension you want the P60 from.

Basically if no tax has been paid then there is no requirement for a P60. If tax has been paid on a particular income (not just in total over all incomes) then a P60 is meant to be sent by end of May and we’re not there yet.

I didn't pay tax, on this income, when I started this thread - but in the last few months, they have been taking a few £'s in tax from me

Was tax deducted in the year to 5 April 2025 of only after 5 April 2025?

during the last 12 months (April 24 - April 25)

Assuming you mean tax was deducted prior to 6 April 2025 and after 5 April 2024 then there is no reason to think you won't get a P60 in due course.

The deadline for providing them is 31 May 2025.