HMRC Admin 21 Response

Hi PhilNick,
You can provide this information over the phone or in writing. Income Tax: general enquiries.
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Hi Alyssa,
HMRC cannot repay tax deducted overseas - Foreign income needs to be declared in the UK and the following Guidance explains more about this - Tax on foreign income.
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Hi Richard,
Please contact the National Minimum wage helpline on 0300 123 1100 open 8am to 6pm Monday to Friday.
 The National Minimum Wage and Living Wage.
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Hi Katie,
If you have had any changes to your previous years P11D figures for the new year, you can speak with our helpline who can make the relevant adjustments - Income Tax: general enquiries.
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Hi Eleanor,
Do you have any documents provided by you ex employer showing the overpayment and also the adjustments made since to pay this back? In first instance  I would try speaking to out helpines to see what we do hold again to see if anything has changed and if so we should be able to deal with it then. Failing all that you may need to send in the documents of what has happened by post so we can try and resolve that way instead. But obvioulsy this is a more lengthy route.
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Hi Andrew,
If you have 2 employments, and your now secondary employment was previously your primary, this could affect the allocation of your allowances.
You can use the following link to check your tax code/s is/are correct.
How-to-update-your-tax-code.
If you are unable to resolve your query this way, please contact HMRC to check your tax codes.
Income Tax: general enquiries
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Hi Srinath,
You will need to write to us with proof that the interest you received was from a CASH ISA Account - send your letter to:
PAYE & SA,
HMRC,
BX9 1AS
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Hi Goen,
Unfortunately you will need to contact our helpline to investigate the reason behind this as we are unable to check personal records via the forum which this query would require, you can contact HMRC: Income Tax: general enquiries.
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Hi Robert,
Please refer to the following Guidance - Claim tax relief for your job expenses.
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Hi Daniela,
If your husband is entitled to work in the UK you should still be able to start employment without a NINO, but it should be applied for when possible. Your husband should receive a P45 from his old employment, from what you describe they are probably using the correct tax code for him 1257L there if he is not paying any tax. If so then he should hand this P45 into his new employer so they can continue with the same code. If he starts before he recieves his P45 he should sign a P46 with the new employer until he gets his P45. The tax free amount for 2024/2025 for people earning under 100k is 12575, the is spread over the 12 month of the tax year April - March, this equates to 1047 tax free earnings every month.
Thank you.