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Drunken_Monkey t1_ja7flz5 wrote
What tax code were you on before, and what tax code are you on now?
[deleted] OP t1_ja7fwrk wrote
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ilikebubbles2 t1_ja7h2f3 wrote
I know what the tax codes mean. I wasn't on an emergency one before but am now as it ends with an X, my job has currently changed for the next two weeks. Within my work we dont have a payroll or HR so I do have to go directly to my boss regarding this. I cant easily request a pay rise as there is no system to do that. The only way I can see a pay slip is by going into my boss' emails.
[deleted] OP t1_ja7hnnc wrote
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Aggravating-Yak-1290 t1_ja7ht7a wrote
You are legally entitled to a pay slip, your employer is also responsible for your correct tax code.
ilikebubbles2 t1_ja7i9qk wrote
Lately I have been just going onto their emails and getting my pay slip, when I started I used to be given it. I believe they left it up to the accountants to sort out all the pay and deduct everything.
Aggravating-Yak-1290 t1_ja7ih4g wrote
You should check with Hmrc, have you ever received a p60.
ilikebubbles2 t1_ja7ix3e wrote
I don't have one from this tax year, but I think I have one from the previous
Aggravating-Yak-1290 t1_ja7jflx wrote
Use this to check. https://www.gov.uk/estimate-income-tax
You can also set up a personal tax account with Hmrc. You will need to create a government id.
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