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Tax in new job

ziedth · 2008-04-24 18:33:46

Hi all, I'm sorry in advance if this seems like a stupid question but i left my previous job last september and i'm starting a new one on monday, I was just wondering what i need to do so i dont get emergency tax, i was told that my p45 from the last job is no good as this is a new tax year, All help is greatly appreciated.

24-04-2008 6:33pm

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ziedth

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Hi all,

I'm sorry in advance if this seems like a stupid question but i left my previous job last september and i'm starting a new one on monday,

I was just wondering what i need to do so i dont get emergency tax, i was told that my p45 from the last job is no good as this is a new tax year,

All help is greatly appreciated.

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#2 25-04-2008 10:14am

BargainHunter

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You need a tax certificate. The revenue will send you one if you phone them.
Your employer will give you two months to produce a tax certificate before all your pay is taxed at 41%.

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