Hello,
Please help me understand why my Tax Code has changed?
I have just started a new job. It is my only job. My Salary (Gross) is £32k.
My first payslip, dated 30 April 2017, gave me a take-home of £2069.42, from a Tax code of “1150L”
My second payslip, dated 31 May 2017, gives me a take-home pay of £971.53, from a Tax code of “D0”.
Do you know how or why my Tax Code has changed?
I have lodged a message on my “Personal Tax Account” at the HMRC website, but it just says I can expect a response by Mid July.
When I telephone HMRC, I just get a load of ansaphone options.
After the second payslip , the Boss called me in the office, and asked me if i had a second income, which i don't. He then just told me that the Tax Rebate, if and when it arrives, would come to the company and not to me.
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