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turbojolt
14-04-12, 02:32 PM
Long story short my money has gone up finally! But my tax code on my payslip is different its now 810L, I put this in to Google and apparently its a emergency tax code :confused: why would I be on emergency tax when I've been with this company for nearly a year and a half and wasn't before my money went up?


Also looking back at my payslip its started a fresh has the financial year come to a end this month?

It use to be a lot easier being payed cash in hand lol

Hobbit
14-04-12, 02:38 PM
Yes we are on a new tax year with new code as personal allowance has gone up.

Does look like that's the new emergency code,.will.just have to chase up with payroll on Monday.

turbojolt
14-04-12, 02:43 PM
Yer I know the allowance is more 810 stands for £8100 if I remember right but I don't get why I'm.on emergency tax?

Hobbit
14-04-12, 02:51 PM
Just checked hmrc, means you are entitled to the basic tax breaks. as in you dint get benefits or may pension. They just use the same code as the emergency code. (8100 tax free, then 20% up till 30k)

so unfortunately your payslip is correct.

turbojolt
14-04-12, 02:56 PM
So no tax rebate then :(

And nearly 1k payed in tax I fell robbed

Hobbit
14-04-12, 03:07 PM
Nope, you really do pay that much tax. lol

turbojolt
14-04-12, 03:12 PM
Have to bring it up with my manager in my next 1-2-1 meeting that I want to be paved cash in hand then lol

Jack
14-04-12, 03:19 PM
810L is right, entitles you to £8,105 tax free.

BR is the usual 'emergency' code, basically you pay basic rate (hence BR) on everything up to the higher rate (£34,371). Usually you'll get that if HMR&C don't know how many jobs you have, as you can only apply your allowance to one.

turbojolt
14-04-12, 03:30 PM
Better start being all grown up now and vote ect.... make the best of this being robbed situation lol

Lee H
14-04-12, 05:32 PM
So no tax rebate then :(

And nearly 1k payed in tax I fell robbed

If thats for a month that puts you on over £55k a year. Fair play!

turbojolt
14-04-12, 05:59 PM
You're slightly out there mate ;)

Lee H
14-04-12, 06:13 PM
You're slightly out there mate ;)

You must mean tax and national insurance combined then.

turbojolt
14-04-12, 06:23 PM
Yer was something like 950 quid tax and ni combined