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2011 Tax Credits question

Shurwhynot · 2011-01-12 10:46:55

Just saw my first payslip, and my weekly tax credit is €69.62, not the standard €63.47. As far as i am aware, my only credits are the single and employee credits, so can anyone shed any light on this? It's not a bad thing obviously!

12-01-2011 10:46am

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Shurwhynot

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Just saw my first payslip, and my weekly tax credit is €69.62, not the standard €63.47. As far as i am aware, my only credits are the single and employee credits, so can anyone shed any light on this? It's not a bad thing obviously!

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#2 12-01-2011 10:49am

Cookie_Monster

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anything new you may have added?

rent credit
company healthcare

overpayment last year that you're getting back. A quick check of PAYE online should enlighten you anyway, they'll have all the details up there.

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#3 12-01-2011 11:33am

maddogcollins

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If you ring 1890222425 with your PPS number handy they will give you a breakdown of your credits. Just so you know and can verify them. This could eliminate a shock of underpayment of tax at year end.

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