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Tax question

Seymour101 · 2015-06-17 16:21:21

Hey, was just unsure about my last payslip. Im totally unsure if im on emergency tax or not as this is only my second job. I gave my current employed my p45 but i felt i still got taxed alot. Anyone care to share some light weather i am on emergency tax. I got paid 260 and got taxed 40 odd euro leaving a net pay of 220....

17-06-2015 4:21pm

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Seymour101

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Hey, was just unsure about my last payslip. Im totally unsure if im on emergency tax or not as this is only my second job.

I gave my current employed my p45 but i felt i still got taxed alot. Anyone care to share some light weather i am on emergency tax.

I got paid 260 and got taxed 40 odd euro leaving a net pay of 220....

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#2 17-06-2015 4:26pm

Stheno

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Is there a breakdown on your payslip of prsi/usc and paye?

You could also ask your payroll manager

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#3 17-06-2015 4:40pm

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Have you received a letter from Revenue, telling you about your new tax credits.

If not, give them a call and tell them your new employer's registration number (should be on you payslip) and what day you started there.

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#4 17-06-2015 4:42pm

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It's possible your previous employer under taxed you and it is now being corrected. Happens often enough.

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#5 17-06-2015 4:58pm

Seymour101

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I got a paye charge of 20.65 and a usc charge of 21.00

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#6 17-06-2015 5:05pm

Seymour101

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It also says "Cut off: E" on it. Does this mean its emergency?

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#7 17-06-2015 5:15pm

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Seymour101 wrote: »

It also says "Cut off: E" on it. Does this mean its emergency?

Yes

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