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Tax Code 464L
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I know this means I pay tax on earnings ABOVE �4640 ( approx )
I just do not feel this is right - do you agree? I have heard of people with higher tax codes who earn more than me.
My basic is �21231
I have an interest free loan with work which I get taxed on ( according to my PAYE notification ) of �526
I know there is that ' listen to the taxman ' website - but it does not state if your Tax Code is correct or not
I just do not feel this is right - do you agree? I have heard of people with higher tax codes who earn more than me.
My basic is �21231
I have an interest free loan with work which I get taxed on ( according to my PAYE notification ) of �526
I know there is that ' listen to the taxman ' website - but it does not state if your Tax Code is correct or not
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The normal tax code for 2008-09 is 543L, and most people whether they earn more or less than you will have this.
Because you have an interest free loan, you are liable to tax on it, hence your tax code has been reduced so that you pay that tax with your salary rather than having to pay it as a lump sum at a later date.
Whether it's been reduced by the right amount I've no idea.
Because you have an interest free loan, you are liable to tax on it, hence your tax code has been reduced so that you pay that tax with your salary rather than having to pay it as a lump sum at a later date.
Whether it's been reduced by the right amount I've no idea.
This link shows basic tax allowances.
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/rates/it.htm
The standard allowance is �6035 but in your case this would be reduced by �526 for the loan 'benefit in kind' bringing it to �5509.
There are several reasons why your allowance is quite a bit lower. Do you have any other income? Do you owe tax from an earlier tax year. Do you have any other benefits in kind such a BUPA or company car?
The fact that you earn �21231 is interesting but the level of earnings does not affect the basic rate allowance.
You should have received a notification of tax code from HMRc for 2008/09 which would explain how your allowance was worked out. Just ring HMRC if you need more info.
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/rates/it.htm
The standard allowance is �6035 but in your case this would be reduced by �526 for the loan 'benefit in kind' bringing it to �5509.
There are several reasons why your allowance is quite a bit lower. Do you have any other income? Do you owe tax from an earlier tax year. Do you have any other benefits in kind such a BUPA or company car?
The fact that you earn �21231 is interesting but the level of earnings does not affect the basic rate allowance.
You should have received a notification of tax code from HMRc for 2008/09 which would explain how your allowance was worked out. Just ring HMRC if you need more info.
I took my figures above from the HMRC website (see link in my posting) but maybe the HMRC site is showing the wrong figures!
I think dzug's figure of �5435 sounds more like it . This is confirmed by another HMRC page
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/pensioners/reducing-pa. htm
Maybe the higher figure of �6035 is the one that is being introduced for some people to overcome the problems caused the removal of the 10% band.
Does anyone know which is right?
If the allowance is currently �5435 then deducting the �526 benefit in kind would make FieryP125's code about right, although the actual precise figure would depend on other factors as descibed in my posting above.
I think dzug's figure of �5435 sounds more like it . This is confirmed by another HMRC page
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/pensioners/reducing-pa. htm
Maybe the higher figure of �6035 is the one that is being introduced for some people to overcome the problems caused the removal of the 10% band.
Does anyone know which is right?
If the allowance is currently �5435 then deducting the �526 benefit in kind would make FieryP125's code about right, although the actual precise figure would depend on other factors as descibed in my posting above.
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