Settlement Agreement
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Hi,
I entered into a settlement agreement with my company and I've just received my P45 through the door but it doesn't show any of the money outlined in the agreement.
I was wondering why it doesn't show the settlement agreement amount? I've also not had the final settlement payment which is due by end of this month.
Can someone help me who has an understanding of P45's and settlement agreements being paid out please.
Thanks
I entered into a settlement agreement with my company and I've just received my P45 through the door but it doesn't show any of the money outlined in the agreement.
I was wondering why it doesn't show the settlement agreement amount? I've also not had the final settlement payment which is due by end of this month.
Can someone help me who has an understanding of P45's and settlement agreements being paid out please.
Thanks
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Assuming the settlement figure is below £30,000 it’s not taxable and therefore not subject to be shown on a P450
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If Pay In Lieu and Holiday Pay was included in the SA, that will be taxed and made clear in the clauses. HMRC come down on this very hard nowadays with employers.
There should be a clause stating when you will be paid the SA figure which you indicate is at the end of this month, so no problem with that.
If you have further queries, ask the solicitor who signed this off. I would doubt he would charge for 5mins time......hopefullySaving money right, left and centre0 -
PILON is being taxed even though it's under 30k but definately not on P45. Date for payment is end if month so will have to wait and see I guess.
I just though they wouldn't issue a P45 until all taxable payments have been made to me in full.0 -
I just though they wouldn't issue a P45 until all taxable payments have been made to me in full.
I don't think it's unusual for payments to be made after a P45 issue has been issued - I've had this happen with more than one previous employer for items like commission payments in arrears etc...0 -
Deleted_User wrote: »PILON is being taxed even though it's under 30k but definately not on P45. Date for payment is end if month so will have to wait and see I guess.
Pilon is taxable, its termination payments where the up to £30k not taxable limit
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