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Tax code change - incorrect savings info?
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lizwy
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I've had a tax code change due to information from my bank about interest on savings. The HMRC amount of interest listed is way more than what I've actually had, I've been through my account and it comes below my allowance.
How do I alter this? Is there somewhere I can see where they got their interest information from? I have a few different accounts with different banks, how can I see if one of them has given them incorrect info? Thanks.
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lizwy said:I've had a tax code change due to information from my bank about interest on savings. The HMRC amount of interest listed is way more than what I've actually had, I've been through my account and it comes below my allowance.How do I alter this? Is there somewhere I can see where they got their interest information from? I have a few different accounts with different banks, how can I see if one of them has given them incorrect info? Thanks.
Are you saying that the deduction in your tax code is more than that? Or more than you expect to receive in 2024-25?
You can ask HMRC for details of each individual account they have information for for 2023-24.
And you can provide a more accurate amount by using your Personal Tax Account. Look for a confusingly named link called Add missing investment income.
It actually gives you other options!2 -
Thank you.Is there a way I can just see what information they have had from the bank(s) about savings? If I have to ask for it, how do I do that?I've just been PAYE all my life with no income except salary so I've no idea how to deal with any of this!0
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lizwy said:Thank you.Is there a way I can just see what information they have had from the bank(s) about savings? If I have to ask for it, how do I do that?I've just been PAYE all my life with no income except salary so I've no idea how to deal with any of this!
You have to call and ask for it.1 -
Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
You have to call and ask for it.0 -
flaneurs_lobster said:Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
You have to call and ask for it.1 -
I assume you could use the webchat but that’s no faster than the telephone lines.Fashion on the Ration
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flaneurs_lobster said:Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
You have to call and ask for it.It is literally true. I tried through webchat but the person who responded wasn't permitted to give me the breakdown even though she could see it on her screen as it wasn't her area of expertise so she felt she might have given me some incorrect data. Ringing up got through to the right person who was able to read out what was on the screen - it could also have been sent in a letter but that would have taken an extra 10 days.Quite why the data can't be seen by the individual taxpayer through their personal tax account is another matter, and perhaps one that you might like to ask ML to look into on his ITV show.2 -
You'd think it would help them manage their call volume too.3
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lizwy said:You'd think it would help them manage their call volume too.0
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Is it possible to access this information using the HMRC app?0
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