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Tax Credit Allocation

nownowtubs · 2011-12-14 22:03:09

Hoping someone can help if I'm in the right place! I was working three jobs until recently, and had my tax credits split three ways. Then I started doing full time hours for one job, and didn't work at all in the other ones. As my tax credits weren't being used for the other two jobs that week, do you know if I can claim…

14-12-2011 10:03pm

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nownowtubs

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Hoping someone can help if I'm in the right place!

I was working three jobs until recently, and had my tax credits split three ways. Then I started doing full time hours for one job, and didn't work at all in the other ones. As my tax credits weren't being used for the other two jobs that week, do you know if I can claim back the tax I paid on my main jobs wages as I wasn't working the other ones?

Any help would be appreciated.

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#2 15-12-2011 1:25pm

Mrs OBumble

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Yes.

At this stage of the year, wait til you've got all your P45s and P60s, and contact Revenue to ask for a balancing statement.

If you've finished in the other jobs, make sure their payroll people put through a termination from them, so your tax credits for next year get sorted out.

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