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Incorrect p60...

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Mum2threejs · 21/04/2019 13:36

Could some please just point me in the right direction.. my p60 doesn’t include pay from my previous employer april-August 2018. This means my p60 is missing about £6000. I gave my current employer my p45 when I started. They said they sent it off to the accountant to sort. So who do I get in touch with to get it corrected? Employer, accountant or do I need to get in touch with inland rev?

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bruffin · 21/04/2019 13:43

I think you should get separate p60 from each employer

bruffin · 21/04/2019 13:50

Ignore that

MissCalamity · 21/04/2019 13:51

What was your final tax code on your P60? Did it match what was on your P45?
HMRC should be able to marry up your figures, best of giving them a call just to check.
We never send out P60's of employees who have left throughout the year, but others could.

nannynick · 21/04/2019 14:03

You only get a P60 for a job you are in at end of tax year.
Your P45 should have been processed before P60 was created.
You should still have part 1a of your P45 so if your P45 was not processed then you can use that for completing the employment section of tax return. Do check with payroll though to confirm if P45 was processed.

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Mum2threejs · 21/04/2019 14:21

I did hand in p45 back in August to my current employer. I don’t remember getting 2 parts though so I may have given them it all. I will check with work and accountants first before contacting inland rev. My tax code changed after leaving the first job as it was 55h/w and my new job is 30h/w. Hmrc wrote to me to explain last summer why is had changed and why it now has an x on it.

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TyrionsNextWife · 21/04/2019 15:17

How quickly did you give your new job your p45? If it was after they had processed your first payroll then they would have used a p46 to get you on the payroll and your previous earnings wouldn’t have been included.

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Mum2threejs · 21/04/2019 15:19

It was just a few days, if they used a p46 then what do I do? I know I over paid tax last year but with the info on my p60 there going to refund more than they should and I’ll end up needing to pay it back again.

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TyrionsNextWife · 21/04/2019 15:51

Hmrc can match up your previous earnings with your current job, it’s especialy easy for them since rti was introduced. Give them a call and they can confirm that they have all your info and put your mind at rest.

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