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Whittie

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18th Sep 07 at 09:59

How long does it take to claim tax back?

Thanks

Mad Moe

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18th Sep 07 at 10:00

In what circumstances?

Lawrah

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18th Sep 07 at 10:01

you mean a rebate?

You send the form and it shouldnt take long, unless you make a mistake or miss anything out on the form..

They can be arsey about it, so if you dont hear about it within a week, phone and pester them.

Whittie

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18th Sep 07 at 10:01

Recieved P45, earnings are below the minimum to be taxed, im in full time education.

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18th Sep 07 at 10:04

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/Taxes/ReclaimingTax/DG_10013075

any help?

Fro

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18th Sep 07 at 10:04

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Recieved P45, earnings are below the minimum to be taxed, im in full time education.

What tax code are you on?

Whittie

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18th Sep 07 at 10:06

quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle

quote:
Originally posted by Whittie
Recieved P45, earnings are below the minimum to be taxed, im in full time education.

What tax code are you on?

Whittie

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18th Sep 07 at 10:07

Well it was a part time summer job, paid £245.40 tax on £1122.53 earnings over 7 weeks.

Fro

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18th Sep 07 at 10:11

thats Basic rate tax, you shouldn't have that as your tax code. Not sure how exactly to go about it but gf works in payroll so i can ask her when she's on lunch if you want?

Whittie

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18th Sep 07 at 10:13

quote:
Originally posted by fro-dizzle
thats Basic rate tax, you shouldn't have that as your tax code. Not sure how exactly to go about it but gf works in payroll so i can ask her when she's on lunch if you want?

Please mate, if you could, can't really find anything on the interenet, i know i can get the money back, but tbh i just want to know how long it'll take? Cheers mate

Fro

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18th Sep 07 at 10:14

Ill ask her when i talk to her

deano87

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18th Sep 07 at 10:23

Whittie, I'm a student and work part time, in a whole year I don't earn enough to be taxed, and my tax code is 522L, hope that helps

Fro

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18th Sep 07 at 10:27

Same as mine deano

deano87

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18th Sep 07 at 10:36

Tommy L

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18th Sep 07 at 10:53

isn't BR emerengy tax code?

not clued on payroll

but you should receive it with your next wages iirc. But the IR are useless cunts so you will have to badger them to hurry up.

Fro

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18th Sep 07 at 11:04

Yeah it is

also get put on it if you have two jobs iirc.

Paul_J

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18th Sep 07 at 12:06

yeh I've got to do this too.

I've got like £825 tax on about £6500

and I'm off to uni in a few weeks, so will be fully unemployed.

Since allowance is about £5200 I'll be owed about £700 when i get my rebate.

Toby

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18th Sep 07 at 19:10

quote:
Originally posted by corsa_tomtom
isn't BR emerengy tax code? not clued on payroll but you should receive it with your next wages iirc. But the IR are useless cunts so you will have to badger them to hurry up.

yeah thats right!

i got a from online printed it off and filled it in got my employeer to do the rest and got my tax back in two weeks

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