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Income Tax
Hi there, was wondering if someone could help me.
Basically I had a temp job over the summer and was paying income tax. I have another temp job now as well as a part time job that I don't pay tax on. I'm going travelling in the new year and I should be able to get back the income tax I paid as I would have earned under the limit. The thing is...how do I go about doing this? Do I just wait till I've stopped working completely or try and reclaim the tax I've paid now and then do the same in the new year?
thanks
Basically I had a temp job over the summer and was paying income tax. I have another temp job now as well as a part time job that I don't pay tax on. I'm going travelling in the new year and I should be able to get back the income tax I paid as I would have earned under the limit. The thing is...how do I go about doing this? Do I just wait till I've stopped working completely or try and reclaim the tax I've paid now and then do the same in the new year?
thanks
I just got a tax rebate from my temp agency. They did it of their own accord without me requesting it.
I did get a letter from the Inland Revenue a few weeks ago asking about my employment record. I phoned them up and told them what i'd been doing and then this rebate followed a few weeks later and I'd just got a letter telling me my tax code so perhaps it was triggered by that.
The Inland Revenue people were very helpful on the phone so maybe you could give them a ring and ask. Or just speak directly to your agency.
I did get a letter from the Inland Revenue a few weeks ago asking about my employment record. I phoned them up and told them what i'd been doing and then this rebate followed a few weeks later and I'd just got a letter telling me my tax code so perhaps it was triggered by that.
The Inland Revenue people were very helpful on the phone so maybe you could give them a ring and ask. Or just speak directly to your agency.
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