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emergency tax credit question

  • 23-12-2014 10:26am
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    Apologies if this is a stupid question/has been answered in other threads. I called up the tax office and was told to send in oh P45, 12a and week 52 payslip in the new year in order to claim back all the emergency tax I've been charged. If I've already sent my P45 to the HR department of my new employer, do I need to get a new copy to send to the tax office? Or can I just send in the payslip and 12a? Thanks, sorry if it's a stupid question :)


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 5 Sulcp


    Apologies if this is a stupid question/has been answered in other threads. I called up the tax office and was told to send in oh P45, 12a and week 52 payslip in the new year in order to claim back all the emergency tax I've been charged. If I've already sent my P45 to the HR department of my new employer, do I need to get a new copy to send to the tax office? Or can I just send in the payslip and 12a? Thanks, sorry if it's a stupid question :)

    If u sent your p45 to your new employer then you should be getting a p60 in Jan from your new employer (that's assuming that you have been paid by the new employer in 2014) you need to send this p60 to the tax office to claim emergency tax back for 2014. The tax office will use this p60 to calculate the tax that should have been paid in the year. Your employer should then raise you as a new employee and that should take care of the 2015 tax situation. If not you may need to send in the form 12 a as the tax office may need further information.


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