| OVERPAID TAX? 11:47 - Mar 29 with 1778 views | ITFC1983 |
Hi All,
Just had my final pay packet for this financial year. By entering in my details into listentotaxman.com it is showing that I have paid over £200 more tax and £130 more NI than I was supposed to!
Anyone know the process of checking this and getting it back if I have over paid?
Cheers
Adam |  |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 11:50 - Mar 29 with 1743 views | WeWereZombies |
I have never heard of listentotaxman.com and am not going to log on to that to find out, if this is genuine your first port of call should be the payroll person at your employer. Over or underpaying tax is not that unusual but getting the NI wrong! |  |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 11:55 - Mar 29 with 1710 views | connorscontract |
Did you change jobs during the year? Or start the job part way through the year? |  | | |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 11:59 - Mar 29 with 1693 views | gtsb1966 |
You've left an i out. You clicked on Listen to Taximan. You actually owe them £330. Sorry Taximan...Couldn't help that one  |  | | |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:09 - Mar 29 with 1660 views | ITFC1983 |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 11:55 - Mar 29 by connorscontract |
Did you change jobs during the year? Or start the job part way through the year? |
Nope same job, got a lump bonus in Jan pay, but I get that every year!
Never checked before! I have Chilcare Vouchers to the tune of £243 a month deducted and a minimal pension contribution but I didn't think it looked right.
I have effectively paid 22.16% tax after the tax free allowance! | |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:11 - Mar 29 with 1641 views | noggin |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:09 - Mar 29 by ITFC1983 |
Nope same job, got a lump bonus in Jan pay, but I get that every year!
Never checked before! I have Chilcare Vouchers to the tune of £243 a month deducted and a minimal pension contribution but I didn't think it looked right.
I have effectively paid 22.16% tax after the tax free allowance! |
Is that website willing to help you get a refund, if you pay them? |  |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:13 - Mar 29 with 1636 views | Guthrum |
Friend of mine had a text (before submitting his Self Assesment form) saying that he was owed a tax rebate. Looking closely, it was an definite - but reasonably well disguised - scam.
There was overpaid tax, but it was all handled automatically after his SA submission, calculated and paid into his bank. |  |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:13 - Mar 29 with 1630 views | ITFC1983 |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:11 - Mar 29 by noggin |
Is that website willing to help you get a refund, if you pay them? |
No just purely calculates it by the look of it. Check on moneysaving expert and although it doesn't come back with the exact same result it also looks like I have overpaid. | |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:28 - Mar 29 with 1573 views | PrideOfTheEast |
Hi,
Complete a self assessment tax return. You will need to register to do so through the HMRC website. | | | |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:29 - Mar 29 with 1566 views | ITFC1983 |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:28 - Mar 29 by PrideOfTheEast |
Hi,
Complete a self assessment tax return. You will need to register to do so through the HMRC website. |
But if I am in employment as a full time worker do I need to do that? I don't get any other income from elsewhere and it just doesn't make sense! | |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:56 - Mar 29 with 1486 views | WeWereZombies |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:29 - Mar 29 by ITFC1983 |
But if I am in employment as a full time worker do I need to do that? I don't get any other income from elsewhere and it just doesn't make sense! |
And it will not help you with the Ni you think you have overpaid - as before, I advise you to contact the payroll department of your employer in the first instance. [Post edited 29 Mar 2017 13:02]
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:59 - Mar 29 with 1475 views | DoobDude |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 12:29 - Mar 29 by ITFC1983 |
But if I am in employment as a full time worker do I need to do that? I don't get any other income from elsewhere and it just doesn't make sense! |
Happened to me a few times when I was in PAYE and the Inland Revenue used to send me a cheque in May/June.
I'd also try a few other PAYE calculator websites to confirm your findings. |  |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 14:00 - Mar 29 with 1366 views | BlueBadger |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 11:50 - Mar 29 by WeWereZombies |
I have never heard of listentotaxman.com and am not going to log on to that to find out, if this is genuine your first port of call should be the payroll person at your employer. Over or underpaying tax is not that unusual but getting the NI wrong! |
You should definitely ignore any advice from taximan... |  |
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| OVERPAID TAX? on 14:14 - Mar 29 with 1352 views | Vaughan8 |
Firstly, are you using the correct tax year on listetothetaxman website. I know it has numerous years on there and it may be silly but it can be easily done.
The tax should be the same as the calculation as this is worked on a accumulative basis in most cases.
Can you confirm your tax code is 1100L? This should be on your payslip somewhere.
NI is slightly different. This is worked on on a month by month basis (or week by week if paid weekly).
That calculator will assume your gross pay is the same each month. However, I see you got a bonus and therefore you would have had at least one month which is not "regular". Does your pay change each month or was it just the one month with the bonus?
Without actual figures each month etc it is hard to explain/work out. Feel free to PM me if you want any further help! | | | |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 14:38 - Mar 29 with 1310 views | ITFC1983 |
| OVERPAID TAX? on 14:14 - Mar 29 by Vaughan8 |
Firstly, are you using the correct tax year on listetothetaxman website. I know it has numerous years on there and it may be silly but it can be easily done.
The tax should be the same as the calculation as this is worked on a accumulative basis in most cases.
Can you confirm your tax code is 1100L? This should be on your payslip somewhere.
NI is slightly different. This is worked on on a month by month basis (or week by week if paid weekly).
That calculator will assume your gross pay is the same each month. However, I see you got a bonus and therefore you would have had at least one month which is not "regular". Does your pay change each month or was it just the one month with the bonus?
Without actual figures each month etc it is hard to explain/work out. Feel free to PM me if you want any further help! |
I have sent you a PM, cheers :) | |
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