Payslip and confused

OP

Original post by Fermion.

Have you been taxed? Is there a cutoff point for your pay? Did you pay NI?

They have paid me £445.81 and after tax it is £356.81. There is no NI charges on my pay slip.

I have asked my cousin to calculate too and he said they should of paid me £613.5. I have also came to this figure too but the manager keeps denying it somehow. Im really confused and stressed. :frown:

(edited 6 years ago)

Reply 4

YonkoAkagami

14

Original post by Deathsoul

They have paid me £445.81 and after tax it is £356.81. There is no NI charges on my pay slip.

I have asked my cousin to calculate too and he said they should of paid me £695.3. I have also came to this figure too but the manager keeps denying it somehow. Im really confused and stressed. :frown:

Wow I'd be hella pissed if that happened...that's like working £4-5 an hour

Like I said though go to citizens advice bureau they'll give you the legal steps to get your money back
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/work/rights-at-work/pay/problems-getting-paid/

(edited 6 years ago)

Reply 5

OP

Entertainment Forum Helper

I am so stressed about this. Our store manager is away for a week so i have to deal with the other store managers which are quite bad. Being taxed quite a lot for a part time job is a bit stupid, i guess.. :/

Reply 6

Emma:-)

19

Original post by Deathsoul

They have paid me £445.81 and after tax it is £356.81. There is no NI charges on my pay slip.

I have asked my cousin to calculate too and he said they should of paid me £613.5. I have also came to this figure too but the manager keeps denying it somehow. Im really confused and stressed. :frown:

Basically then, you have been taxed when you shouldnt have. You have been given the wrong tax code, either you have been emergency taxed or the tax office are assuming you earn over the threshold and should pay tax. Phone up the tax office on 0300 200 3300 to get your tax code changed and to get the tax back that you are owed. Make sure you have your pay slip and national insurance number to hand.

Reply 7

OP

Original post by Emma:-)

Basically then, you have been taxed when you shouldnt have. You have been given the wrong tax code, either you have been emergency taxed or the tax office are assuming you earn over the threshold and should pay tax. Phone up the tax office on 0300 200 3300 to get your tax code changed and to get the tax back that you are owed. Make sure you have your pay slip and national insurance number to hand.

Hi.. what is an emergency tax? It seems as if my tax code shows that. I feel like leaving thid
Job it has given me so much stress right now

Reply 8

IamJacksContempt

16

Original post by Deathsoul

Hi.. what is an emergency tax? It seems as if my tax code shows that. I feel like leaving thid
Job it has given me so much stress right now

You should have been given a letter when you started to declare if this is your first job this tax year or not. Which option did you choose? As the other post said you shouldn't have paid tax. Phone HMRC, get put on the correct code and you'll get the tax refunded through one of your next wages.

Reply 9

Original post by Deathsoul

Hello guys i have gotten my payslip and this my first job as part time employee so I'm a bit confused! I got paid today and i was paid less than what I should of gotten could you please helo me? My assistant manager is not helpful and denying most things i work part time at tesco.
My hourly pay is £8.18

The hours and days i worked:
Week 1
30/05/2017 10:00 to 15:30
31/05/2017 10:00 to 15:30
-
Week 2
5/06/2017 17:00 to 22:30
6/06:2017 15:00 to 22:30
7/06/2017 15:00 to 21:30
8/06/2017 17:00 to 22:30
-
Week 3
12/06/2017 17:00 to 22:30
13/06/2017 15:00 to 22:30
14/06/2017 15:00 to 21:30
-
Week 4 !!Missing!!
19/06/2017 17:00 to 22:30
20/06/2017 15:00 to 22:30
21/06/2017 15:00 to 21:30

(I have already minused my break from the hours)
From what i calculated I have been paid about £170 less. Please help me with this situation.

Sorry so your missing week 4?

It's probably included in the next pay check they have a cut off date after which it goes into next months paycheck

Reply 10

Original post by Deathsoul

They have paid me £445.81 and after tax it is £356.81. There is no NI charges on my pay slip.

I have asked my cousin to calculate too and he said they should of paid me £613.5. I have also came to this figure too but the manager keeps denying it somehow. Im really confused and stressed. :frown:

Right so I did the calcs

You did get paid correctly except for the tax which HMRC can sort out.

You 4th week is after the cutoff date

(This means for example any hours worked after the 20th of June would be in the July paycheck not the June paycheck)

Reply 11

OP

Original post by niteninja1

Right so I did the calcs

You did get paid correctly except for the tax which HMRC can sort out.

You 4th week is after the cutoff date

(This means for example any hours worked after the 20th of June would be in the July paycheck not the June paycheck)

Hey man!

Thanks for your time calculating but the cut-off date is 22nd Thursday June. So i should of gotten 'week 4' paid. There is another employee who has started same as me and we met each other in induction. I told me he has gotten paid £880 or something before TAX and we have been doing similar hours. So my thoughts are 'Did they mix his and my payment?' if so that's just argh! :/

Reply 12

Original post by Deathsoul

Hey man!

Thanks for your time calculating but the cut-off date is 22nd Thursday June. So i should of gotten 'week 4' paid. There is another employee who has started same as me and we met each other in induction. I told me he has gotten paid £880 or something before TAX and we have been doing similar hours. So my thoughts are 'Did they mix his and my payment?' if so that's just argh! :/

Honestly it's probably the cut off date

Reply 13