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Tax back
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Marking ton
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P60 for last yr 33k.cashed 2 pensions paid income tax on both £662 and £6271 will I get tax back?if so will I have to contact hmrc
Re: Tax back
Gut feeling is you probably owe a chunk of tax rather than being owed anything back but as you have only provided details of one income source and two tax paid figures it's pretty difficult to know for sure.
Actually scrub that, it's impossible to say.
It isn't even clear if either tax figure is from the P60 you refer to.
And 33k is a bit vague for a P60 figure, big difference in tax due from £33,000 to £33,999
Actually scrub that, it's impossible to say.
It isn't even clear if either tax figure is from the P60 you refer to.
And 33k is a bit vague for a P60 figure, big difference in tax due from £33,000 to £33,999
