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Personal tax account - now showing savings interest details ??
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what do you mean, your tax summary was 'completed'. As far as I remember ( I haven't had a tax summary since 2018 and that was wrong ) they just send you it for information. It's the amount on the official tax calculation P800 that matters, which comes late in the year and finalises the amount you owe them or they owe you depending on how much has been deducted through the tax code.0
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Although if HMRC think you paid the right amount of tax they do not seem to send you a P800, which is annoying as it would be good to see the calculations still.Monanore said:what do you mean, your tax summary was 'completed'. As far as I remember ( I haven't had a tax summary since 2018 and that was wrong ) they just send you it for information. It's the amount on the official tax calculation P800 that matters, which comes late in the year and finalises the amount you owe them or they owe you depending on how much has been deducted through the tax code.0 -
You can request one though. Although if you do do that and owe some tax you will then have to pay it.Albermarle said:
Although if HMRC think you paid the right amount of tax they do not seem to send you a P800, which is annoying as it would be good to see the calculations still.Monanore said:what do you mean, your tax summary was 'completed'. As far as I remember ( I haven't had a tax summary since 2018 and that was wrong ) they just send you it for information. It's the amount on the official tax calculation P800 that matters, which comes late in the year and finalises the amount you owe them or they owe you depending on how much has been deducted through the tax code.
https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/paye-manual/paye930751
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