P60 shows completly different amounts than it shoul

mandymandy

Hi everyone,
Im not sure if my p60 is wrong or my employer messed up something, but i've been working for the same company for years, and last year one owner stepped out and from that week until the end of the year i worked 27 weeks.
On my p60 shows in the section prsi total weeks insurable employmey is 27, but i've worked full year so that should be 52 and every week the contributions were deducted as well.
If this wont be sorted that means i've been charged for prsi, usc every week but after one year looks like i've worked only 27 weeks?
How could i sort this out?

notharrypotter

Did a "new" company take over when the

last year one owner stepped out

?

and from that week until the end of the year i worked 27 weeks.

p60 shows in the section prsi total weeks insurable employmey is 27

Did you get a P45 when the

last year one owner stepped out

?

Do you have payslips for the relevant 25 weeks?

GerardKeating

mandymandy wrote: »

Hi everyone,
Im not sure if my p60 is wrong or my employer messed up something, but i've been working for the same company for years, and last year one owner stepped out and from that week until the end of the year i worked 27 weeks.
On my p60 shows in the section prsi total weeks insurable employmey is 27, but i've worked full year so that should be 52 and every week the contributions were deducted as well.
If this wont be sorted that means i've been charged for prsi, usc every week but after one year looks like i've worked only 27 weeks?
How could i sort this out?

If the "new" owner is a separate company, the pay for the year should be split between the two companies, in Section "A" on the left side of the form,

Part 1 of the section is

"Total pay (i.e. gross pay less any superannuation contributions allowable for income tax purposes) in above year including pay in respect of previous employment(s), and taxable Illness Benefit, (if any)"

and Part 2 is

"Pay in respect of previous employment(s), if any, in above year.

and Part 3 is

"Pay in respect of this period of employment (i.e. gross pay less any superannuation contributions allowable for income tax purposes), including taxable Illness Benefit, if any."


Do you have anything showing in Part 2??

mandymandy

I have almost all the payslips until that week when the change has happened.they didnt give me p45, and i`ve checked the reg number of the company hasn`t changed, its still the same. i have the last payslip before the change and in that one shows that i`ve payed ( cumulatives ) 522 euro prsi and 599 euro usc and than on the following one after the change shows 39.39 prsi and 22.91 usc basically its started from 0 again...

mandymandy

mandymandy

smcgiff

The biggest concern would be potential for lost Social welfare entitlements and an affect on your pension calculation, so I would get it changed.

Edit, just see your p60 details - screen was blank when I first saw it. Yes your pay IS split between two employers.

So, your P60 is correct to show 27 weeks as it's for current employment only. I'd follow up to ensure P45s were submitted to revenue on your behalf. Revenue will verify this, just in case you don't want to take your employer's word.

TheBeach

You should have 2 p60s from last year. One from each employer you worked for. Added together your prsi weeks should tally to 52.

notharrypotter

If it's the one company registered number someone in payroll has made a mistake.
Get them to correct it.

smcgiff

TheBeach wrote: »

You should have 2 p60s from last year. One from each employer you worked for. Added together your prsi weeks should tally to 52.

If they changed employers (that's what the P60 suggests) they should have been given a P45 (which stand in place of a P60, which then wouldn't issue).