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anyone on here know the answer to this tax query. It is a serious question which someone needs answering, not a riddle or anything.
"I left the UK permanently in January 2005 and took up residency in Dubai
where I now work. I have not returned to the UK since and am non resident.
When I left the UK I agreed a termination payment with my UK employer. The
termination of salary was paid to me on 30 June 2005 and I received a P45
showing income received and tax paid in the 2005/2006 tax year. For the 12
months leading up to the termination I wasn't actually working for the
company and was on long-term sick leave which is why I left for Dubai in the
previous tax year.
As I left the UK permanently in January 2005 and class myself as non resident
from that date am I entitled to reclaim a full refund of taxes paid on my
termination payment in the 2005/2006 tax year ?."
Any help much appreciated.
"I left the UK permanently in January 2005 and took up residency in Dubai
where I now work. I have not returned to the UK since and am non resident.
When I left the UK I agreed a termination payment with my UK employer. The
termination of salary was paid to me on 30 June 2005 and I received a P45
showing income received and tax paid in the 2005/2006 tax year. For the 12
months leading up to the termination I wasn't actually working for the
company and was on long-term sick leave which is why I left for Dubai in the
previous tax year.
As I left the UK permanently in January 2005 and class myself as non resident
from that date am I entitled to reclaim a full refund of taxes paid on my
termination payment in the 2005/2006 tax year ?."
Any help much appreciated.
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if you were getting paid you have to pay the taxes. you can claim back NI (pension) contributions if you want though
ah sorry , you have to check your p45 and see if the termination salary included your whole personal allowance and not only 3 months. If it didn;t you can claim back 9 months of allowance
I've just had a crazy idea,why not get in touch with the tax office ? ;\
there may be reasons in this instance why that is not a good idea.
^ my apologies I presumed it was a genuine request to adhere to his legal obligations re-payments of tax.
It looks like you should get a refund. But you will have to talk to the tax office.
So you want tax back, but you dont want to talk to HMRC as that's 'not a good idea'. So you've fiddled tax but still want to claim a refund?
You are correct RON. he's left it too late to claim
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