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Emergency Tax

Sephiroth_dude · 2019-09-12 17:53:23

Hi, I started a new job last Monday week, last Friday I went onto my revenue and registered my new employer, I got a pay slip today (but no money in bank, that's a different story altogether) but the tax I paid is quite high, about 120 altogether, will I have to ring revenue or is registering/add my employee online enough?…

12-09-2019 6:53pm

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Sephiroth_dude

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Hi,
I started a new job last Monday week, last Friday I went onto my revenue and registered my new employer, I got a pay slip today (but no money in bank, that's a different story altogether) but the tax I paid is quite high, about 120 altogether, will I have to ring revenue or is registering/add my employee online enough? also I just had a look online and there's no record of my employer at all that I put in the details for last week.

Thanks.

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#2 12-09-2019 10:35pm

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The payroll may have been run before the adjustment went through in which case the PAYE should auto correct for the next payroll run. Chillax for a couple of weeks and see what happens!

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#3 12-09-2019 10:56pm

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Just check your tax cert that it's cumulative tax basis and not week 1to get any overpayment back in salary.

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