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anyone know how to reclaim overpaid tax?

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Mazzystar · 15/03/2006 13:47

i haven't worked very much this year and have only earned my holiday pay from maternity leave in my old job (about £2k) and £3,600 from some little bits of freelance work. but i have paid tax on all of it.

anyone got any idea about how i might go about getting it back?

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Prufrock · 15/03/2006 14:01

Call your tax office (get number of IR website)and ask for a self assesment form to be sent - you fill this in at the end of the tax year with all earnings/interest etc and if you have overpaid tax they will refund into your bank account. You an even fill it in online.

TheBlonde · 15/03/2006 14:03

\link{http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/individuals/iwtclaim-a-tax-or-ni-repayment.shtml\this}

use the link above to get the correct form

You don't need to do self assessment

tallulah · 15/03/2006 18:21

You actually don't need to do either.. send a letter with your original P60s to your tax office asking for a repayment. As long as you can account for what you were doing the whole year (explain any gaps) they should be able to sort it out without asking you for anything else.

TheBlonde · 15/03/2006 18:48

Yeah you can just do the letter - I've done that before

Mazzystar · 17/03/2006 22:41

cheers - will do
and thanks for interrupting your day to deal with such a dull call for help

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joash · 17/03/2006 22:43

Yep - I also agree about the letter thing - You can just write to the tax office, sending your p60's with a list of employers for the past 6 or 7 years (not sure which) and ask them to see if you are owed anything.

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