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Vanilla are planning an update to the site on April 24th (next Wednesday). It is a major PHP8 update which is expected to boost performance across the site. The site will be down from 7pm and it is expected to take about an hour to complete. We appreciate your patience during the update.
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Vanilla are planning an update to the site on April 24th (next Wednesday). It is a major PHP8 update which is expected to boost performance across the site. The site will be down from 7pm and it is expected to take about an hour to complete. We appreciate your patience during the update.
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Anyone share any information on how they come to a figure using a P60 if employment only started in the last weeks of the year? OH only was paid for the final 3 weeks of last year and due to the nature of his job, he worked significantly more hours than he does now in the New Year (we're talking a drop of 15 or more hours each week now). Will supplying more recent payslips indicate this? His wage this week is about €250 less than the "average" weekly wage calculated from his P60
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They base it on the p60 from your priovous year.pay slips are to indicate your still working.ShaShaBear wrote: »Anyone share any information on how they come to a figure using a P60 if employment only started in the last weeks of the year? OH only was paid for the final 3 weeks of last year and due to the nature of his job, he worked significantly more hours than he does now in the New Year (we're talking a drop of 15 or more hours each week now). Will supplying more recent payslips indicate this? His wage this week is about €250 less than the "average" weekly wage calculated from his P60
When you're been reviewed at end of the year this year's p60 will form the basis of the following years payment.
The drop in hour's won't be taking into account only the change in tax paid when been reviewed0 -
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ShaShaBear wrote: »Anyone share any information on how they come to a figure using a P60 if employment only started in the last weeks of the year? OH only was paid for the final 3 weeks of last year and due to the nature of his job, he worked significantly more hours than he does now in the New Year (we're talking a drop of 15 or more hours each week now). Will supplying more recent payslips indicate this? His wage this week is about €250 less than the "average" weekly wage calculated from his P60
When we first applied we had this same issue
We applied using a few payslips
They came to the calculation he would be earning almost 150 per week more than he was as when he started it was a rush to finish a job.
We appealed with further payslips to show this and a letter from boss and were approved the appeal0 -
staticdoor71 wrote: »When we first applied we had this same issue
We applied using a few payslips
They came to the calculation he would be earning almost 150 per week more than he was as when he started it was a rush to finish a job.
We appealed with further payslips to show this and a letter from boss and were approved the appeal
I don't know what we're going to do, he only worked 3 weeks of 2018 and out of those three weeks, one pay was with double time and a bonus for working Xmas Eve but it's not even close - most weeks he doesn't make half of the average from those three weeks of December Hopefully an appeal is an option! 0 -
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