Hi there.
I have recently moved to the UK from Germany and because my National Insurance Number did not arrive before the first pay day they put my on 0T tax code which means I paid 20% tax on all of my income from this month. My NINo has now arrived so my tax code will be changed for the next month and I will be eligable for a personal allowance.
How do I get the money back that I paid in taxes while being on the 0T tax code?
Do I file for a refund or will it be paid back by my employer?
My second question is: How much NI do I pay? I am earning a little less than £900 a month. Online it says that as I am in class A I should be paying 12% NI on all my income over £162. But on my latest payslip it is only £21 NI contribution that has been deducted from my pay. Does this have anything to do with me being on 0T tax code?
Thanks!
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