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What would I need to provide to new employer

  • 24-03-2012 8:34am
    #1
    Kleenex
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 32 ✭


    Hi,

    Been out of work for over 2 years and did a bit of travelling in that time.

    A friend has let me put down that I worked for his company during a large part of the period that I was actually really unemployed.

    If I start a new job say in the next few weeks, will the new company want any forms or anything from my last job? Seeing as my last job on my CV is fictitious I'm not sure what to do.

    The last P45 I would have got would of been from my last proper employer from over 2 years ago.

    I know your not supposed to lie on CV but it definitely counts against one when you have been unemployed for a longish period.

    Thanks


Comments

  • #2
    edellc
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,787 ✭✭✭edellc


    Your P45 from 2years ago is obsolete and wont be needed, if and when you get a new job they will require your pps to register you with the tax office, who will then issue you with a tax certificate.

    If you have put that you finished up in your "last job" in 2012 change it as they will then look for a P45 if however you finished up some time last year then your P45 is irrelevant. A P45 is only relevant for the year it is issued in.


  • #3
    LFC5Times
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,217 ✭✭✭LFC5Times


    edellc wrote: »
    Your P45 from 2years ago is obsolete and wont be needed, if and when you get a new job they will require your pps to register you with the tax office, who will then issue you with a tax certificate.

    If you have put that you finished up in your "last job" in 2012 change it as they will then look for a P45 if however you finished up some time last year then your P45 is irrelevant. A P45 is only relevant for the year it is issued in.

    Great thanks, I put down I finished up in my "last job" as 2011, so I should be ok then?

    Thanks


  • #4
    Mr. Loverman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,001 ✭✭✭Mr. Loverman


    edellc wrote: »
    Your P45 from 2years ago is obsolete and wont be needed, if and when you get a new job they will require your pps to register you with the tax office, who will then issue you with a tax certificate.

    If you have put that you finished up in your "last job" in 2012 change it as they will then look for a P45 if however you finished up some time last year then your P45 is irrelevant. A P45 is only relevant for the year it is issued in.

    This is correct.


  • #5
    starlit
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,349 ✭✭✭✭starlit


    P45 from your last job. Not sure about how long it has to be valid for. Maybe tax credits. Say other posters have mentioned and clarified what are the important documentation needed.


  • #6
    relax carry on
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,113 ✭✭✭relax carry on


    doovdela wrote: »
    P45 from your last job. Not sure about how long it has to be valid for. Maybe tax credits. Say other posters have mentioned and clarified what are the important documentation needed.

    Once a new tax year starts, (1st of January) any P45s from the prior year(s) are of no use to your new employer. You should hold onto them for your record only. Anyone finding themselves in a position where they do not have a P45 or an old P45 should contact Revenue with their own PPS number, the date they started the new job, the employers PAYE registered number (just like a PPS) and how often they are paid. That is all you have to do. Just do it as soon as you start the new job and you are fine.


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