Inland Revenue Advice

[poidy]

Has anyone got any experience of the Inland Revenue or paying too much tax?

Opening up my payslip this morning I was understandably concerned to see I have paid £1500 in income tax. Last month on the same gross pay, I paid just under £400 which is the norm. My tax code has not changed and is still 1100.

Does anyone know how this could have happened? Obviously I can't speak to Payroll till Monday, but could it be an error there end? Surely if I have underpaid the tax man, my tax code would have been adjusted?

I've never had pay issues before, but with a mortgage and bills to pay surely they can't take lump sums back like that?


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[Gazwag]

Have you had the same gross pay and tax code since 6 April 2016 or have you only just started with this employer.

To work it out take your total gross pay for April, May, June and July, take off £3,666 and multiply the answer by 20%, this should be the total tax paid for those 4 months

 

[Freddie Goodwin.]

In the old days you could pop into your local tax office, now you can go digital. "It's what the public want".

Be interested to learn how you get on.

 

[poidy]

In the old days you could pop into your local tax office, now you can go digital. "It's what the public want".

Be interested to learn how you get on.

The worry is payroll brush me off and tell me it's an Inland Revenue issue.


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[Norman Baker suck my lozenge]

Has anyone got any experience of the Inland Revenue or paying too much tax?

Opening up my payslip this morning I was understandably concerned to see I have paid £1500 in income tax. Last month on the same gross pay, I paid just under £400 which is the norm. My tax code has not changed and is still 1100.

Does anyone know how this could have happened? Obviously I can't speak to Payroll till Monday, but could it be an error there end? Surely if I have underpaid the tax man, my tax code would have been adjusted?

I've never had pay issues before, but with a mortgage and bills to pay surely they can't take lump sums back like that?


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Change your name to Starbuck ,you won't have to pay **** all.

 

[Gazwag]

The worry is payroll brush me off and tell me it's an Inland Revenue issue.


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It will only be a tax office problem IF your tax code has changed - PM me the figures if you want, I'd need your gross pay for April, May, June and July

 

[Muhammad - I’m hard - Bruce Lee]

Have you had the same gross pay and tax code since 6 April 2016 or have you only just started with this employer.

To work it out take your total gross pay for April, May, June and July, take off £3,666 and multiply the answer by 20%, this should be the total tax paid for those 4 months

My missus is a tax consultant.
She makes your advice spot on

 

[colonies man]

Tax who pays that,only mugs.

 

[Eeyore]

I use this...

http://www.thesalarycalculator.co.uk/salary.php

 

[blue'n'white]

In the old days you could pop into your local tax office, now you can go digital. "It's what the public want".

Be interested to learn how you get on.

"Sorry sir not much call for anybody who actually knows anything round here". Worst decision HMRC ever made was to close the enquiry offices. Well that and joining up with Customs


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[Garage_Doors]

Tax who pays that,only mugs.

Beer drinkers, smokers, petrol / diesel buyers, tv buyers all mugs.

 

[poidy]

Can someone pick me up in Buckinghamshire on their way to Derby on the 06th August, and pay for my beer all day.

I'm a bit skint [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]


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[Diablo]

Tax who pays that,only mugs.

Think about it we all moan about paying tax...However I wish I paid a lot more...It means you`re earning more...£150,000 year tax would be great

 

[Gazwag]

Has anyone got any experience of the Inland Revenue or paying too much tax?

Opening up my payslip this morning I was understandably concerned to see I have paid £1500 in income tax. Last month on the same gross pay, I paid just under £400 which is the norm. My tax code has not changed and is still 1100.

Does anyone know how this could have happened? Obviously I can't speak to Payroll till Monday, but could it be an error there end? Surely if I have underpaid the tax man, my tax code would have been adjusted?

I've never had pay issues before, but with a mortgage and bills to pay surely they can't take lump sums back like that?


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sorry only just got your PM, have replied now

 

[SUA Seagull]

The same thing happened to my son recently and it turned out to be a Payroll adjustment based on the fact they'd received an updated (lower) coding notice from HMRC (but which my son had not). So I'd suggest the first thing to do would be to ask Payroll on Monday what coding they used for July. If it's 1100L then someone there has made an error and you need to ask them to remedy that and pay you the difference and issue you an amended July payslip now. But, if they used a coding of less than 1100L...but you haven't been notified of that by HMRC...then you'll need to get in touch with HMRC directly to sort it out. That's what my son did and HMRC were really helpful and remedied it asap (by issuing an amended coding notice to my son and his employer) so that all was well come the next monthly pay day, when the tax amount was adjusted so that it was "back on track" w.e.f. the preceding April tax year start date. HMRC never explained why they changed my son's 1100L code in the first place, which we could only ascribe to an oversight.

 

[kingcole]

My missus is a tax consultant.
She makes your advice spot on

I think it will be incorrect if OP total gross pay for April, May, June and July is over £14,334

 

[Gazwag]

I think it will be incorrect if OP total gross pay for April, May, June and July is over £14,334

On the basis that £400 tax was paid in AMJ and the gross was unchanged I ignored higher rate tax.

 

[kingcole]

On the basis that £400 tax was paid in AMJ and the gross was unchanged I ignored higher rate tax.

Doh. If we were point scoring, I would concede all points to you at this juncture!