[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Will.

Yeah perched to get her back

you hoping to get taxed more so you can spend your rebate on Dubai?

[Will.]

Originally Posted by LukeB

you to hoping to get taxed more so you can spend your rebate on Dubai?

Hdshshgagags

[Will.]

ITS ALWAYS ME

[Wizard.]

What's your job anyway I thought you sucked off Pakistani's for free curry sauce and chips and a can of coke?

[Denver]

How are you earning nearly a grand a month on like 5 quid an hour ?

[DemolitionRed]

I agree with those who tell you that you've been put on an emergency code which often happens when you start a new job.

You don't pay tax for the first £11,500 of your gross annual income, so you will have a nice return coming to you.

Go to this website and call the number on the page I've linked. Just make sure you have your NI number to hand. https://www.gov.uk/government/organi...-and-employees

[hijaxers]

Will did your last employer not give you a P45 to hand to your next employer ? this is how your new employer knows what your tax code should be, if you have no P45 any employer will automatically put you on emergency tax. If you do have one then hand it to the new employer and you will get an automatic refund through your pay packet. If not its a long wait from Inland Revenue.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by hijaxers

Will did your last employer not give you a P45 to hand to your next employer ? this is how your new employer knows what your tax code should be, if you have no P45 any employer will automatically put you on emergency tax. If you do have one then hand it to the new employer and you will get an automatic refund through your pay packet. If not its a long wait from Inland Revenue.

that's fine if HMRC actually take any notice of P45s being issued I had to ring them up when my tax code didnt change after two months, wait for 40 minutes to be told, oh yes we do have the new figures, they just didn't bother to apply them.

Will your payslip should have the tax code 1150 and literally you should not be paying any tax if you earn less than 11,500 a year, anything earned above that is taxed at 20% unless you earn more than 45,000 which I don't think you do you will get a nice lump sum just after Christmas...you might need to contact them to sort it though

[user104658]

Oh, and if you're not on a zero hour contract you're probably opted into a sh***y pension scheme.

[Will.]

Thanks everyone

It says my tax code is 0T

I won’t be earning over 11500 by April. I’m earning around 700-900 a month.

And what’s confusing is this month I earned £930 and If you times that by 12 you don’t even get 11500.

[Josy]

You actually used to get the return on the wage (I always loved those months ) but last time I had trouble with my tax code, hmrc told me they don't do that now and it's sent out in April when the tax year ends.

[Crimson Dynamo]

funnily enough Will you dont get taylor made individual taxation

YOu get taxed as normal like you will earn over the basic thresh hold and then at the end of the tax year when they divvy up you may get a rebate

its the standard thing but call the tax office and they will explain

[user104658]

You're definitely on BR (emergency tax code) so you're paying a flat 20% on all earnings. You'll either get a rebate at the end of the year or you'll get it back in monthly chunks via PAYE if you get it sorted quickly. Personally, I would recommend getting it sorted before the new tax year rolls round (beginning of April). You'll get it back either way, but it's more straightforward if it's all one tax year.

Note that depending on your earnings, you will still pay a bit of National Insurance before 11.5k, so it's not all take home pay. On exactly £11.5k income you will pay zero income tax but approx. £30/month N.I.

[Will.]

Yeah I’m also getting national insurance taken off but that’s just like £30 a month