Anonymous - Monday, May 17th, 2010

I have been going through my P60’s and have noticed that my NI No. for 2005/06 End of Year Certificate is incorrect what do you suggest that I do?

TaxFix - Monday, May 17th, 2010

Hi,

If your P60 is wrong you can ask your employer to correct it. They are required to keep accurate records by law.

Anonymous - Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

hi am i entitled to a p60 if ive only worked for my employer for 4 months brfore the end of the tax year and its my first job?

TaxFix - Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

Hi Anonymous,

If you were working for your employer on the 5th April you should get a P60. If you were not you should have been given a P45.

Anonymous - Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

I haven’t yet recieve my P60, asked the boss for it but they keep saying i will get it soon.

TaxFix - Tuesday, May 18th, 2010

Your boss is required to provide you with a P60 before the 1st June.

Anonymous - Saturday, May 22nd, 2010

hi i got p60 its showing my income is 9950 and tax has been deducted 682 am i getting tax back

TaxFix - Sunday, May 23rd, 2010

Anonymous: No, based on your income of £9,950 and tax of 682 you would not be due a tax refund.

Anonymous - Sunday, May 23rd, 2010

Hi, I paid £678.40 in tax but only earned 6,870. This was for the tax year 5/04/10.

I would like to know if I am entitled to any tax back even if I started claiming benfits on 12/05/10.

Many Thanks,

TaxFix - Monday, May 24th, 2010

Anonymous: If your income was £6,870 and the amount of tax that you paid was £678, then you would be due a tax refund of £599. If you did not include your benefits within your income, then your refund may be slightly less.

Nas - Monday, May 24th, 2010

Hi there i just received my P60.In 2008 i paid £4523 tax in 2009 my p60 is showing in this employment box i paid £18596.96. I am still working for this firm but thinking to leave this company how can i claim my tax and how much i can claim back. I checked in calculator it is showing £15000.?? i can claim is that right please help me out.
Thanks in advance

TaxFix - Monday, May 24th, 2010

Nas: Did you pay £18,596 in tax? Or is this how much you earned? The amount of your tax refund depends on how much you earn and how much you paid in tax. You can only claim for previous tax years unless you are leaving the UK and then you can claim for the current tax year. When you get your P60 you can check to see how much you can claim back, using our tax rebate calculator.

Miggy - Monday, May 24th, 2010

Hi! I have received my P60 but it only shows the N.I. contributions in my current employment which I have been since February. What about my previous job contributions? How can I calculate my tax rebate? My P60 states that I was paid 2.697,92 and that I deducted 431,40. Cna you please advise. Many thanks.

TaxFix - Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

Miggy: Your previous job should have given you a P45. If you have your P45 you can total the amount that you earned between April 6th 2009 and April 5th 2010, or you could use your wage slip. Then total all the tax that you paid also and input these amounts into our tax calculator. This will show you much of a refund you are due.

Anonymous - Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

hi, i left work in june 09 to start an MA, do you know if my employer will send me a p60 for the work i did 09/10? if not how do I get one?
thanks

TaxFix - Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

Anonymous: If you stopped working in June 2009 you should have been given a P45. You only get a P60 if you are working on the 5th April. If you were not given a P45, you can get a replacement by writing to your previous employer and asking for a ’statement of earnings’.

Anonymous - Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

I was paid 3943.30 and paid 592.60 tax. will i get a refund??

ben - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

on my P60 it says R=REFUND 2883.33 so does this mean i am going to recieve that money back and how long would it take

Tua - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

Hi I received my P60 and under the Tax (R=Refund) it has £4481.60 what does that mean, am i entitled to a tex rebate?…thanks

anonymous - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

hi. just had tax code for full time work replaced from 942l to now 652l using new code on a special basis. on a br tax code for part time job. filled in a p87 form to claim fuel allowance on part time job and have been told may need to fill a tax return form. why when not self employed in either job?

TaxFix - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

Anonymous: Yes you can claim all 592.60 pounds back as you earned below the tax free allowance. You can claim your tax back here.

TaxFix - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

Ben: Did your company give you a refund directly in your pay?

TaxFix - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

Tua: How much did you earn between April 6th 2009 and April 5th 2010? Take this amount and the amount you paid in tax (it may be on your P60) and put the two amounts into our tax rebate calculator and it will tell you if you are due a tax rebate.

TaxFix - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

anonymous: If you want to claim over a certain amount in allowances (such as fuel), you may have to do a tax return. You can apply to do an online tax return here.

dan - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

i have earned 4887.90 last tax year paying 545.20 tax .tax code 647l am i due rebate?

TaxFix - Thursday, May 27th, 2010

Dan: Because your wages were below the tax free allowance, you can claim back all the tax that you paid. You can apply for your tax rebate here.

Ashley - Tuesday, June 1st, 2010

i earned £507.15 as i started in march and got £76.40 deducted that means i get my £76.40 back right? and how do i get it back? do i have to send of for it and how?

Andy - Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

I have submitted my self assesment online for last year, and am due a refund of £1440, but on the “repayments/credits received” section on the hmrc website it says it is not due until 31 Jan 2011. I have submitted a request for repayment, but will I really have to wait until next January to get my money back? Seems crazy to me!

TaxFix - Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

Ashley: Yes as you earned below the tax free allowance you can claim back all of your tax of £76.40. You will not get back the tax automatically, you need to make a claim with the Inland Revenue. Our minimum fees will be more then your refund so it’s best that you do it yourself. Contact your local tax office, and keep safe any P60 or P45 that you have.

UKTax - Friday, June 4th, 2010

Hi,

I paid an tax of 500 pounds during my stay in Feb 2008 – Mar 2008. After returing to india, i didnt file form P60. I should get these 500 pounds returns. Can i submit P60 form now. If so what is the procedure and how much of amount i will get finally. Please help.

TaxFix - Friday, June 4th, 2010

UKTax: If you have worked in the UK and have now left, you can claim a tax refund by online here. Once you have applied and downloaded the form, just send us your P60 and the signed forms and we can process your claim and even send your refund to your account in India. The amount of your refund will depend on how much you earned, if you can let us know I can tell you if you can get all £500 back.

Matiyeutsa Chekuwa - Monday, June 7th, 2010

where can I send my claim form for my tax which I hed over paid

Jay - Monday, June 7th, 2010

Hi ive just recieved my p60 and its says ive been taxed £252 since october now im only 17 so can i re-claim that tax when i turn 18?

TaxFix - Monday, June 7th, 2010

Matiyeutsa Chekuwa: You can claim your tax refund by applying online here, and then sending us the application form to the address on the first page of the form.

TaxFix - Monday, June 7th, 2010

Jay: How much does the P60 say you earned? If it is below £6,475 then you can claim back all your tax.

Anonymous - Thursday, June 10th, 2010

It is the 9th June 2010 I still have not recieved my P60, I have a feeling my employer did not pay my tax . What should i do? I also claim child tax what should i do?

TaxFix - Thursday, June 10th, 2010

Anonymous: If you were working for an employer on the last day of the tax year (April 5th), they should have provided you with a P60 before the 1st June. If they did not you can always write to them requesting a ’statement of earnings’ on company headed paper. This can be used as a replacement for a P60.

Cathal - Friday, June 11th, 2010

Hello, I received my p60 in April. I had not worked a full year and so am entitled to a tax refund. I discussed this with an advisor through the HMRC call centre and they confirmed my entitlement.

I asked if I had to do anything, the advisor said explained I would not have to. He said that when I received my P60, my employer would also send a form to HMRC(a p11 i think?). He said that this would be processed automatically and I can expect the refund at the start of June.

I am yet to receive the refund. I heard that there had been some problems with the HMRC system.

I was wondering if you could confirm that the information I received from the customer advisor is correct.
Also, are you aware of any problems with the system which have been causing similar delays?

I tried contacting HMRC directly but was on hold for over 15 minutes and had to hang up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Cathal

Fiona - Friday, June 11th, 2010

Hi there,

Last year I earned around 4000 and paid a few hundred in tax, I am a student.

I have lost my p60, how do I claim back the tax I paid?

Also, I just started a new job and have been put on Basic Rate band, how do I get this changed?

TaxFix - Saturday, June 12th, 2010

Fiona: If you only earned £4,000 you can claim back all of your tax that you paid. You can write to your employer and ask for a ’statement of earnings’ on company headed paper. We can get a replacement for you if you like, we offer this with our tax rebate service. You can give your employer your P45 to get off a BR tax code.

TaxFix - Monday, June 14th, 2010

Cathal: The Inland Revenue states that the onus is on the tax payer to claim any refund that they are entitled to and each year over £300 goes unclaimed. Your refund may be made automatically, but we do not suggest that you rely on this. There are often delays around the end of the tax year when back logs are increased with local tax offices. I hope this helps.

RefundPlease - Monday, June 14th, 2010

Hi, I have just received my P60. I have been on the BR tax code. I earned 18991.15 and was taxed 3797.40. I think I am entitled to a tax refund. How much am I owed?

TaxFix - Tuesday, June 15th, 2010

RefundPlease: Based on your income and tax for the year you would be due a tax refund of £1293. You can claim your tax refund by applying online here.

fatema - Wednesday, June 16th, 2010

hi my P60 says i was only taxed 212 but I was definitely taxed monthly about 150 each month for my full time job which i earned about 850 per month for (worked for 11 months before uni) what can i do in this situation?

regards,

TaxFix - Thursday, June 17th, 2010

fatema: Is your P60 for the job that you worked 11 months for? You can write to any other employers and request a ’statement of earnings’. This can be used as a replacement for a P60.

clueless - Monday, June 21st, 2010

I lost my job in december 2008. I claimed job seekers allowance from March 2009 till August 2009. I was then unemployed from November 2009 untill July 2010. I am now in full time employment am i entitleted to a rebate.

TaxFix - Monday, June 21st, 2010

clueless: Your entitlment to a tax rebate depends on the amount your have earned and the amoutn you have paid in tax. If you have your P45/P60s we can apply for a tax rebate on your behalf for you. You can apply for your tax rebate here.

jason - Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010

I still yet have not received a P45 from a job i finishes working about 3 years ago. I was also in full time education. i have one P60 from one year. i worked at this job for 6 years. can i claim any tax back. i moved onto my new job in 2008, so i would like to claim any tax back from years i worked at this job up to 2008.

Anonymous - Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010

I still have not had my p60 and keep asking my employer who says he will let me have it. Can i insist and is he breaking the law by not giving it to me.

TaxFix - Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010

jason: Do you remember how much you were earning per year? If it was less than £6,475 you can claim back all tax that you paid within the year. If it was more you still may be due a tax refund. If you are missing only one P45 we can get a replacement for you, as part of our tax refund service. If you can apply here, and then include any P60’s that you have, we can process your claim for you and obtain your tax refund.

TaxFix - Saturday, June 26th, 2010

Anonymous: If you were working on the last day of the tax year (April 5th) and paid tax, you employer is required to provide you a P60 before 1st June. If you were not working on the 5th April you should have been given a P45.

beany - Sunday, June 27th, 2010

Hi,
I not been employed since dec 2009 & have just started a new job…. From my earnings last year it shows I should be entitled to about £400 tax back, will this come in my first wages or do I have to apply for it? I have lost my P45 so had to fill in a P46 in my new job will this affect it?

TaxFix - Sunday, June 27th, 2010

beany: You will need to apply for your tax rebate. If you have lost your P45, you can write to your previous employer and request a ’statement of earnings’ on company headed paper. When you have this you can claim your tax rebate here.

Anonymous - Friday, July 2nd, 2010

what if i cant find my p60? where would i get another copy from and do you think they will charge me? thanks

TaxFix - Friday, July 2nd, 2010

Anonymous: You can write to your employer and ask for a statement of earnings, which can be used as a replacement for a P60. They may not charge you, but could charge an administration fee.

Anonymous - Tuesday, July 6th, 2010

In tax year 2009/2010 I had only one employer, but in my p60 is writen that i had previous employment. What to do to get it corect?
Thanks

TaxFix - Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

Anonymous: You should speak to your employer about correcting any errors on your P60.

agusuu - Thursday, July 8th, 2010

Hi,

In 2008-2009 I have worked for 2 employers. Full time for the first one and as a casual for the second one.
On my P60 it says in “Figures shown here should be used for your Tax Return” that in this employment was 9407.01 and tax deducted 1378.00, on the statement of earnings from the onther company where my tax code was “BR” it says : gross pay &gross taxable pay 8080.17, tax paid 1011.80, employees NI paid 533.60, employers BI paid 620.92
I wanted to use your calculator but in this case I m not sure how and which figures I shoud add to get it right. Can you please advise? And am I eligible to refund at all?
Thank you,

A

agusuu - Thursday, July 8th, 2010

Hi,

I received my P60 with my tax code 647L. It states that in previous employment I had paid 7016.75, tax deducted 863.40.
Then I have amounts for “in this employment” and “total for year”. If I would like to check if I am eligible to refund which amounts should I use to get it right?

thanx, A.

Anonymous - Thursday, July 8th, 2010

I have recived my P60 but how do I now go about reciving my the money… the P60 has no contact adress?

john - Thursday, July 8th, 2010

Should i send the original p60 or a copy??

TaxFix - Friday, July 9th, 2010

agusuu: If you have had two jobs, you should add the income figures up from each (9,407.01 + 8080.17=17,487) and then add the tax amounts paid (1378 + 1011.80=2389.80) and input these totals amounts into the tax rebate calculator.

TaxFix - Friday, July 9th, 2010

agusuu: You need to use the total income and tax for the year and input these into our tax calculator.

TaxFix - Friday, July 9th, 2010

Anonymous: You can use your P60 to check if you are due a tax rebate by using our tax calculator.

TaxFix - Friday, July 9th, 2010

John: Please send your original P60, as this is needed by the Inland Revenue to process your claim.

Michelle - Monday, July 12th, 2010

Hi
I was employed from tax year April 2009 until Aug 2009, after that I was then unemployed and Not claiming any benefits, (I lived off my savings) In that employment I earned £5,706.44 and I paid £601 tax. I then worked as a casual employee from March 15th 2010 up until June 11th 2010 earning £2293 and paying tax of £134. Am I entitled to tax back. I must include that I called the inland revenue on their help line, they were quite offhand, asked what my nat insurance no: was and that they would look in to it as they had ‘all my tax history in front of them’ and if I didn’t hear from them within a month, to contact them again. I’ts now nearly a month and I’ve heard nothing.

holly - Monday, July 12th, 2010

Hello

I worked as a casual worker from 14th March up until June. I received a p60 that didn’t include my previous earnings with the Council, it just said previous earnings 0.00, when I queried this the company I was then working for said, you’ll have to take it up with the Inland Revenue. I also didn’t get any tax back from my previous employment where I’d earned £5,700 and paid £671 tax. I was imformed by knowledgeable friends, that the Company I did the casual work with should have paid me the tax back in the new tax year but they didn’t, most likely because either the Accountant they have got is useless or the girl in the office didn’t give my p45 in until too late. Basically they made an error on my p60, will this effect my 2009 -2010 refund claim

TaxFix - Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

Holly: If you have all your tax documents including P45 from your previous job, and the P60 from the current job it shouldn’t make a difference as all the information will be with your claim.

TaxFix - Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

Michelle: If you only earned £5,706 in the tax year you will be able to claim back all the tax that you paid of £601 because you earned below the tax free allowance. I would definitely double check, if you would like help claiming your tax refund we offer a service here.

Anonymous - Sunday, July 18th, 2010

I worked for an employer and he will not give me a P45 and a P60, is there any other way I can get my tax rebate? I have all my payslips.

akwa - Sunday, July 18th, 2010

How do I apply for a tax rebate directly from hmrc without spending money through agencies?

akga - Sunday, July 18th, 2010

I worked for an employer and he will not give me a P45 and a P60, is there any other way I can get my tax rebate? I have all my payslips.

TaxFix - Sunday, July 18th, 2010

Anonymous: If you were not given a P45 or P60 you can ask your employer for a statement of earnings on company headed paper, which can be used as a replacement for a P45/P60.

TaxFix - Sunday, July 18th, 2010

akwa: You need to find your local tax office write to them with a cover detailing your circumstances. You should include all relevant forms including any P60/P45/P85/P86/P91 forms.

aN - Thursday, July 22nd, 2010

My salary is 28000 and y tax deducted is +- 5400 SOULD I CLAIM

Jaseface - Monday, July 26th, 2010

right im so confused about tax. im a student and i worked for a crappy agency for a couple of months and was taxed as i was late giving my NI number in or something, i then got a job at house of fraser and quit the previous and my tax totalled £300ish at the end april thing. now its reset to £0 and im claiming it back but apparently my tax code tells me its my 2nd job but its not, plus im a student so am i entitled to get this all back?

TaxFix - Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

Jaseface: If you earn less than the tax free allowance (currently £6,475) you can claim back all tax.

uk tax  - Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

i have been dimiss by my company recently,is there any source of tax refund i have been working with this company for 4yrs 7mths i gt all p60 for each year

elliott - Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

On my P60 it states that for the year 2009/2010 I earnt £17761.00 and from this I paid £2364.20 in tax. I looked back through my payslips from April 1st 2009 to april 1st 2010 and added up all deductions attributed to tax and got a higher figure of £2604.32. It would seem more tax has been deducted that has been stated on my P60, is this correct? Who should I contact about this error and a refund?

mari - Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

is the tronc tax paid entitled to refund?

Anonymous - Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

I got my p60 from my old employment but have misplaced it. Can they create me another or is there any other way of collecting my tax?

TaxFix - Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

uk tax: At the end of the tax year in April you can apply for a tax refund.

chris - Friday, July 30th, 2010

i havnt got my p60, how do i go about getting one as ive been working in the compony for a year and a half surely i should resive one.

TaxFix - Friday, July 30th, 2010

chris: You should have been given one around April/May time. If you were not given one you can ask your employer for a statement of earnings which can be used as a replacement for a P60.