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Claiming tax back

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  • 12-04-2012 12:40pm
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    pirateninja
    Registered Users Posts: 153 ✭✭


    Hiya I'm hoping someone will know how to go about this.

    I worked in London for 6 months last year in an investment bank. I paid a lot of tax and I'm sure I'm entitled to some of it back. The thing is when I was working I never had a NI number, but I was definitely paying the right amount of tax ( I have no idea how and I double checked with work and the NI people who confirmed I never had a number)

    I've been on to the HM Revenue and Customs site but I'm finding it hard to see which form I'm meant to get or if I can claim tax back if I didn't have an NI number (I have one now though)

    Can anyone advise on what I should do?


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    Terrontress
    Registered Users Posts: 3,893 ✭✭✭Terrontress


    pirateninja wrote: »
    Hiya I'm hoping someone will know how to go about this.

    I worked in London for 6 months last year in an investment bank. I paid a lot of tax and I'm sure I'm entitled to some of it back. The thing is when I was working I never had a NI number, but I was definitely paying the right amount of tax ( I have no idea how and I double checked with work and the NI people who confirmed I never had a number)

    I've been on to the HM Revenue and Customs site but I'm finding it hard to see which form I'm meant to get or if I can claim tax back if I didn't have an NI number (I have one now though)

    Can anyone advise on what I should do?

    I think you are entitled to some form of a rebate although it will not be as high as if you were part year in Ireland and then moved to UK.

    You should go to forums.moneysavingexpert.com

    There is a taxation section in that and someone will know the answer.


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