Tax rebate under PAYE, no p60?

Tax rebate under PAYE, no p60?

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Hi guys,

This is more of a personal question than a professional one. A friend of mine worked full time for a few months in 12/13, paid tax on her earnings but never received wage slips. Part way through the year she went part time. She never reached her personal allowance so I think she should be entitled to the tax back.

The company went in administration before the end of the tax year so she never had a P60. She thinks she's got 1 wage slip somewhere from when she pestered her boss about them.

In order to claim this tax back would a letter to HMRC be okay? What information would you recommend including? Would HMRC have copies of the company's payroll info to see how much she earned in the year?

Thank you everyone.

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By causewayacc
07th Mar 2014 10:42

HMRC should have all the information, get your friend to ring them with their NI number and get them to do an assessment on the tax year ending 5th April 2013.  You should find the number on their website

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By Kirkers
07th Mar 2014 10:44

Thanks @causewayacc - she has already phoned them but they've asked for the request in writing. Just want to double check I include the correct info when I draft a letter for her.

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By King_Maker
07th Mar 2014 10:53

And perhaps the employer did not send the Tax & NI to HMRC?

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By Kirkers
07th Mar 2014 11:20

@King_Maker, this is why I have advised she sent a copy of the one wage slip she has to show that she was definitely employed. If the company did not send the tax over surely that is for the Revenue to deal with not her?

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By K81
07th Mar 2014 11:49

If the company have gone into administration then the information should be obtained from the liquidator.

If no information has ever been provided to HMRC by the employer it may not be possible to obtain a repayment as there will be no records to back claim up.

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