Hi,
I left my last job in 14/15 tax year and received a final arrears payment in current tax year (in May). This final payment was taxed under PAYE but I overpaid tax (as higher rate was applied to whole payment). As i do not expect to work for remainder of 15/16 tax year then I was told by HMRC that I could claim an in-year repayment by filling in form P50 which I duly did. However, when phoning them to get an update on where they are with processing my form and the repayment, they said that the have written back to me to say that as I am in Self-Assessment then I have to claim this back on my 15/16 self-assessment form and thus wait till after April next year before I can claim this.
Can anyone advise if this is correct or has been through similar process as I have now been told different things by different people at HMRC (the person who said I could claim now using P50 knew I was in self assessment)?
Thanks
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