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PAYE anytime p21

Pete123456 · 2015-01-02 11:26:40

Can anyone tell me if your employer needs have his tax return put in in order to get a balancing statment on PAYE anytime? I have a p60 proforma and I'm wondering can I use the figures off of that? Or will I have to wait for him to submit? Thanks guys!

02-01-2015 11:26am

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Pete123456

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Can anyone tell me if your employer needs have his tax return put in in order to get a balancing statment on PAYE anytime? I have a p60 proforma and I'm wondering can I use the figures off of that? Or will I have to wait for him to submit? Thanks guys!

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#2 02-01-2015 11:32am

Tzardine

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You can use the p60 figures but you need to make sure they are right.

So long as you are not due a my more pay for 2014 you should be grand.

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#3 03-01-2015 10:23pm

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do your P60 proforma figures correspond with the final payslip figures?

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