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2024 - 2025 Tax Not Calculated
NebulaNova
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I logged into my HMRC account today and it says it can take up to October to calculate. Is that right? I'm not self employed and have an employer however I started earning interest from savings in 2024 so I'm wondering if that's the reason it's not yet available, or is this normal?
I'm wanting to prevent being taxed extra on my last year's interest from my salary each month and pay it up front, is that possible?
Thanks
I'm wanting to prevent being taxed extra on my last year's interest from my salary each month and pay it up front, is that possible?
Thanks
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Banks and building societies have a few months to report the data to HMRC, so the calculation cannot be done until after that. If you have all of the data and want to submit a voluntary tax return and pay what is owed up front then I believe that is possible.0
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It's normal for this to be done by late in the calendar year, but the 2023-24 assessments have only been completed fairly recently, so don't hold your breath!himonster said:I logged into my HMRC account today and it says it can take up to October to calculate. Is that right? I'm not self employed and have an employer however I started earning interest from savings in 2024 so I'm wondering if that's the reason it's not yet available, or is this normal?
Any unpaid tax from 2024/25 interest will typically be collected via PAYE deductions in 2026/27 (not 2025/26), but yes, you can decline an interest-free loan from HMRC if you wish, and settle the bill earlier than that....himonster said:I'm wanting to prevent being taxed extra on my last year's interest from my salary each month and pay it up front, is that possible?0 -
Deposit takers are unlikely to have submitted all the data yet to the HMRC.0
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How would I do that please to avoid my tax code being changed?eskbanker said:
It's normal for this to be done by late in the calendar year, but the 2023-24 assessments have only been completed fairly recently, so don't hold your breath!himonster said:I logged into my HMRC account today and it says it can take up to October to calculate. Is that right? I'm not self employed and have an employer however I started earning interest from savings in 2024 so I'm wondering if that's the reason it's not yet available, or is this normal?
Any unpaid tax from 2024/25 interest will typically be collected via PAYE deductions in 2026/27 (not 2025/26), but yes, you can decline an interest-free loan from HMRC if you wish, and settle the bill earlier than that....himonster said:I'm wanting to prevent being taxed extra on my last year's interest from my salary each month and pay it up front, is that possible?0 -
Once you have received the calculation there should be an option to pay it on your Personal Tax Account.himonster said:
How would I do that please to avoid my tax code being changed?eskbanker said:
It's normal for this to be done by late in the calendar year, but the 2023-24 assessments have only been completed fairly recently, so don't hold your breath!himonster said:I logged into my HMRC account today and it says it can take up to October to calculate. Is that right? I'm not self employed and have an employer however I started earning interest from savings in 2024 so I'm wondering if that's the reason it's not yet available, or is this normal?
Any unpaid tax from 2024/25 interest will typically be collected via PAYE deductions in 2026/27 (not 2025/26), but yes, you can decline an interest-free loan from HMRC if you wish, and settle the bill earlier than that....himonster said:I'm wanting to prevent being taxed extra on my last year's interest from my salary each month and pay it up front, is that possible?
Just make sure you pay it before the end of the current tax year so it will be removed from the tax code for 2026/27.
Or pay it straight away so it isn't included in the first place.0 -
Will the option be within my account? I'm not sure when it'll show up to pay though as could be any time between now and October?Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
Once you have received the calculation there should be an option to pay it on your Personal Tax Account.himonster said:
How would I do that please to avoid my tax code being changed?eskbanker said:
It's normal for this to be done by late in the calendar year, but the 2023-24 assessments have only been completed fairly recently, so don't hold your breath!himonster said:I logged into my HMRC account today and it says it can take up to October to calculate. Is that right? I'm not self employed and have an employer however I started earning interest from savings in 2024 so I'm wondering if that's the reason it's not yet available, or is this normal?
Any unpaid tax from 2024/25 interest will typically be collected via PAYE deductions in 2026/27 (not 2025/26), but yes, you can decline an interest-free loan from HMRC if you wish, and settle the bill earlier than that....himonster said:I'm wanting to prevent being taxed extra on my last year's interest from my salary each month and pay it up front, is that possible?
Just make sure you pay it before the end of the current tax year so it will be removed from the tax code for 2026/27.
Or pay it straight away so it isn't included in the first place.
How would I pay it now?0 -
You cannot pay it until you get the calculation.himonster said:
Will the option be within my account? I'm not sure when it'll show up to pay though as could be any time between now and October?Dazed_and_C0nfused said:
Once you have received the calculation there should be an option to pay it on your Personal Tax Account.himonster said:
How would I do that please to avoid my tax code being changed?eskbanker said:
It's normal for this to be done by late in the calendar year, but the 2023-24 assessments have only been completed fairly recently, so don't hold your breath!himonster said:I logged into my HMRC account today and it says it can take up to October to calculate. Is that right? I'm not self employed and have an employer however I started earning interest from savings in 2024 so I'm wondering if that's the reason it's not yet available, or is this normal?
Any unpaid tax from 2024/25 interest will typically be collected via PAYE deductions in 2026/27 (not 2025/26), but yes, you can decline an interest-free loan from HMRC if you wish, and settle the bill earlier than that....himonster said:I'm wanting to prevent being taxed extra on my last year's interest from my salary each month and pay it up front, is that possible?
Just make sure you pay it before the end of the current tax year so it will be removed from the tax code for 2026/27.
Or pay it straight away so it isn't included in the first place.
How would I pay it now?
But once you get that you could pay it straight away, there is no need to wait. But it's more "MSE" to have the money in your bank account for as long as possible 😉1 -
Did it update, are u in self assessment or paye matehimonster said:I logged into my HMRC account today and it says it can take up to October to calculate. Is that right? I'm not self employed and have an employer however I started earning interest from savings in 2024 so I'm wondering if that's the reason it's not yet available, or is this normal?
I'm wanting to prevent being taxed extra on my last year's interest from my salary each month and pay it up front, is that possible?
Thanks0 -
I was not sure if banks and building society pass on details. It doesn't look like it on mine , need to tell them about last year , I will owe something.👍0
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Most banks and building societies will pass on details, but there are one or two where it may not happen - not sure what you mean by 'last year' but the process for 2024/25 is unlikely to be complete at this stage.Silverbird65 said:I was not sure if banks and building society pass on details. It doesn't look like it on mine , need to tell them about last year , I will owe something.👍0
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