Hi all,
Got a line on my wages this week saying
Tax Paid '-444.60' then the usual NIC / CWU leaving me with '-412.90' in the total deductions section and my net pay being the 412 + normal weekly wage?
hope that makes sense, anyone shed some light on that?
Thanks
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Tax 'Rebate' on wage slip this week
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wheresmygiro?
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Mobey
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Tax 'Rebate' on wage slip this week
Been on emergency tax?wheresmygiro? wrote:Hi all,
Got a line on my wages this week saying
Tax Paid '-444.60' then the usual NIC / CWU leaving me with '-412.90' in the total deductions section and my net pay being the 412 + normal weekly wage?
hope that makes sense, anyone shed some light on that?
Thanks
Taxed you as a second job instead of your primary (more tax paid on second job)
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bmccoll
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Tax 'Rebate' on wage slip this week
Been a looooooooong time when I did emergency tax but looks like that to me. By the way my refund then was about £40 and was a king's ransom!
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Ricardo44
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Tax 'Rebate' on wage slip this week
Your username is purple (ex royal mail).
If you recently started working for RM again and didn't give them a P45 then that would be the reason for the emergency tax and now the tax rebate
If you recently started working for RM again and didn't give them a P45 then that would be the reason for the emergency tax and now the tax rebate