pay problem
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Your P45 should cover from 6th April 2007 (or your join date) until 5th April 2008 (or your leaving date).
Don't you mean p60 as that is an annual thing?
Anyway I was working between apr 07-oct 07 and then with these muppets between jan 08 and april 08. They p60 appears to be correct bu the p45 for THIS EMPLOYMENT (which is what I thought a p45 was, regardless of any 'dates', appears to be less than a 10th of the p60). And with the p60 it is something they generated internally and says this is the amount for This Employment (like a p45 would). The p60 fails to take into account the earnings from april 07 to oct 07 (I guess cause they lost my p45 which I gave them from the start). ie, having sad that, the p60 which they give should match the figure on the p45, if they both claim to be for This Emploment?
They say:
with regards to the p45 which has recently been sent to you, payroll have confirmed that the information contained within the p45 is correct as this covers the periof of 1st april 08 to your termination date with the Trust only, and represents gross taxable pay.
Regarding the health commissioner, they say they cant look into it as it isnt a patient complaint or something, but my nhs/trust booklet says they I should escalate to them
Anyway I was working between apr 07-oct 07 and then with these muppets between jan 08 and april 08. They p60 appears to be correct bu the p45 for THIS EMPLOYMENT (which is what I thought a p45 was, regardless of any 'dates', appears to be less than a 10th of the p60). And with the p60 it is something they generated internally and says this is the amount for This Employment (like a p45 would). The p60 fails to take into account the earnings from april 07 to oct 07 (I guess cause they lost my p45 which I gave them from the start). ie, having sad that, the p60 which they give should match the figure on the p45, if they both claim to be for This Emploment?
They say:
with regards to the p45 which has recently been sent to you, payroll have confirmed that the information contained within the p45 is correct as this covers the periof of 1st april 08 to your termination date with the Trust only, and represents gross taxable pay.
Regarding the health commissioner, they say they cant look into it as it isnt a patient complaint or something, but my nhs/trust booklet says they I should escalate to them
chainsaw cat
Tea. Biccies. Happy now?
Small claims court (google it, forms are online)
Letter to:
Local paper
Union
professional journals - ie the ones dealing with HR in the NHS, HR generally
Doctors - go to your gp with stress and anxiety symptoms.
Sue your employer.
Bake them a cake but spit in it.
Letter to:
Local paper
Union
professional journals - ie the ones dealing with HR in the NHS, HR generally
Doctors - go to your gp with stress and anxiety symptoms.
Sue your employer.
Bake them a cake but spit in it.
This p45 stuff is really confusing me 
So is it FROM a particular date in April? I have never come across this before, I THOUGHT it is your total earnings with an employer?
My other post was confusing but here it is: my p60 appears to be total earnings with these people. (ie not the total earnings for the whole year, presumably because they lost my p45 initially).
My p45, I THOUGHT, would be the total earnings for the employers, so the figure should MATCH that given with the total earnings with them on the p60? However, the p45 figure is ~ 1/10th that of the p60.
I am just getting impatient as I require my rebate which I have been waiting for these lot and last years employers. So I guess if I give the tax office my p60 and this (probably incorrect p45), they will still accurately calculate my refund.
Anyway, I am still waiting to hear from the chief exec who is looking into this and other issues, and they have confirmed receipt of my letter.
So is it FROM a particular date in April? I have never come across this before, I THOUGHT it is your total earnings with an employer?
My other post was confusing but here it is: my p60 appears to be total earnings with these people. (ie not the total earnings for the whole year, presumably because they lost my p45 initially).
My p45, I THOUGHT, would be the total earnings for the employers, so the figure should MATCH that given with the total earnings with them on the p60? However, the p45 figure is ~ 1/10th that of the p60.
I am just getting impatient as I require my rebate which I have been waiting for these lot and last years employers. So I guess if I give the tax office my p60 and this (probably incorrect p45), they will still accurately calculate my refund.
Anyway, I am still waiting to hear from the chief exec who is looking into this and other issues, and they have confirmed receipt of my letter.
Pingu
Credo
your P60 should show your earnings and dedutions for then period 6/4/07 to 5/4/08 as its a form that tells you your earnings\deductions for the tax year (tax years run april to april btw)
the P45 will show you earnings etc for the period 6/4/08 to the date you left.
it will NOT include any figures from the previous tax year
your employer does not actually need a P45, there is a form called a P46 they can use and HMCE will inform them of your tax code and earnings to date on a form P6 (IIRC).
likewise your new employer does not need your new P45 (although it helps your tax code not being shoved onto a M1 or W1 basis whilst they sort it out of they do have it) they can use a P46 too.
the P45 will not help you get a tax rebate as it will be realting to a tax year that has not yet finished (to april 09). however you will need to give them the details on the P60. DO NOT LOSE your P60) as you cannot get a copy\replacement.
the P45 will show you earnings etc for the period 6/4/08 to the date you left.
it will NOT include any figures from the previous tax year
your employer does not actually need a P45, there is a form called a P46 they can use and HMCE will inform them of your tax code and earnings to date on a form P6 (IIRC).
likewise your new employer does not need your new P45 (although it helps your tax code not being shoved onto a M1 or W1 basis whilst they sort it out of they do have it) they can use a P46 too.
the P45 will not help you get a tax rebate as it will be realting to a tax year that has not yet finished (to april 09). however you will need to give them the details on the P60. DO NOT LOSE your P60) as you cannot get a copy\replacement.
Hmm that's what confused me...if the p45 is from 6th april, the figure should be 0 seeing that I left BEFORE this date?
The p60 is obviously incorrect as they lost my p45 and neglected my employment earnings from april 07 - oct 07.
Ye I filled in a p46 when starting with them as I had not received my p45 when I started.
Guess I will start my rebate claim, and send off my p45 and p60 (as the tax office have requested both) whatever the chief exec's response is with regards to the other issues, waited too long.
The p60 is obviously incorrect as they lost my p45 and neglected my employment earnings from april 07 - oct 07.
Ye I filled in a p46 when starting with them as I had not received my p45 when I started.
Guess I will start my rebate claim, and send off my p45 and p60 (as the tax office have requested both) whatever the chief exec's response is with regards to the other issues, waited too long.
Just out of interest, my payroll dept mentioned to me recently that the HMRC have now said that it is OK to issue photocopies of P60's to the employee
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