3% Tax and the Netherlands

[AtW]

Having then paid me the money back, the tax office then decided to change my tax code so they could refund me the money again via my PAYE. Completely clueless to the fact I've had my refund, they're now going to allow me to off 45% of (77.5-10) tax back in advance. I will of course, have to pay this in due course when I do my SA, which is due in Jan 2017.

And that's where interest free credit cards come into play ...

[MarillionFan]

And if the payroll is based in NL, you may get hit by cloggy hector if you're not careful. He makes Uk hector seem like a nice guy!

Well, it just goes to prove that Hector is totally incompetent.

I found out earlier that Hector has changed by Tax Code because of the pension payment I made last year which was an accumulation of 3 years back payments. That resulted in a tidy tax refund via my self assessment as I maxed out my higher rate contributions. I received my cheque back in June.

Having then paid me the money back, the tax office then decided to change my tax code so they could refund me the money again via my PAYE. Completely clueless to the fact I've had my refund, they're now going to allow me to off 45% of (77.5-10) tax back in advance. I will of course, have to pay this in due course when I do my SA, which is due in Jan 2017.

So I could tell them now and not accrue it, or alternatively I could thank them for that fact they've just give me an interest free loan for around 30k until the beginning of 2017.

Who the fook writes their systems???

It's in my favour this time Hector. Lol.

[norrahe]

Found the issue. Tax office has given me a code of 7750L. Which according to payroll gives me 75k tax free.

Fookin' idiots.

And if the payroll is based in NL, you may get hit by cloggy hector if you're not careful. He makes Uk hector seem like a nice guy!

[MarillionFan]

Isn't 7750L your signing on number?

It's how much I'd have to pay the CSA each month if I ever split up from the wife!

[BrilloPad]

Found the issue. Tax office has given me a code of 7750L. Which according to payroll gives me 75k tax free.

Fookin' idiots.

Isn't 7750L your signing on number?

[MarillionFan]

Found the issue. Tax office has given me a code of 7750L. Which according to payroll gives me 75k tax free.

Fookin' idiots.

[AtW]

Mention your 39/40 record. That is sure to ingratiate them to you...

What's his police interview record?

[norrahe]

Given that the top rate of tax in NL is 52%, there may be a bit of a discrepancy.

[PurpleGorilla]

Mention your 39/40 record. That is sure to ingratiate them to you...

[vetran]

Yes. You should tell HMRC to chase the company you work for.

Don't forget to tell them who is reporting them!

[BrilloPad]

Last year, I got hit for an extra 8k in back taxes due to their incompetence.

Do you reckon I have a case for getting the company I work for to pay any fines?

Yes. You should tell HMRC to chase the company you work for.

[MarillionFan]

So I got my payslip again this month, and for the second month running I paid just 3% PAYE Tax. I contacted payroll when it first happened and they said my tax code had been changed and that's why.

Again this month, 3% tax.

Is it because payroll is based out of the Netherlands and I'm now in the same boat as Uber or Costa Coffee? Or is it because clientco's payroll team are bloody incompetent.

Last year, I got hit for an extra 8k in back taxes due to their incompetence.

Do you reckon I have a case for getting the company I work for to pay any fines?