Gotta go here cos this one is a flaming joke!
Due to be laid off/redundant/something to that effect soon, so missus had the good idea of getting hold of my tax records so I have proof of work..
Well it came in today and it's a bleeding mess...
I have 2 entries from when I delivered pizzas for a while... one states I earned about £60, the other over £200k... no tax...
I have several entries of zero, one of which I've never heard of... and my period of self employment is missing..
Basically I can't make any sense of it, it doesn't match up to my CV.. I'm gonna have to call them back and ask for the real one.
But what if that IS the real one? What do I do if they've kept worse records than me?
Don't see how having these records will help, the only date worth knowing is when you were laid off/redundant/whatever: the rest is on your CV.
Think he means it looks like he paid no tax while delivering pizza earning 200k so he owes 40k in tax. Must be an error
Employers don't look at your cv...
I was also after this as proof of employment, but if I show that at an interview I'm gonna get kicked out
Also since I can't trust them to keep records of what they do, how can I trust they've ever taken the right amount of tax?
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Employers don't look at your cv...
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Originally posted by Ninehigh
Employers don't look at your cv...
I was also after this as proof of employment, but if I show that at an interview I'm gonna get kicked out
Also since I can't trust them to keep records of what they do, how can I trust they've ever taken the right amount of tax?
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Originally posted by daviep
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Originally posted by Ninehigh
Employers don't look at your cv...
I was also after this as proof of employment, but if I show that at an interview I'm gonna get kicked out
Also since I can't trust them to keep records of what they do, how can I trust they've ever taken the right amount of tax?
I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic but surely a prospective employer would want to see a CV? and why would they have any interest in your tax records?
Sorry if I'm missing the point.
Cheers
Davie
Yeah but a company that doesn't exist can't provide a reference... Something I've had a lot of problems with... Even if a tax record
isn't proof enough of employment I'm not sure I can trust that I've been taxed properly, and how do I know I'm not going to be
suddenly landed with a tax bill of a hundred grand here?
I'm really concerned about this.. They could owe me thousands!
Also I'd be sacked for being that bad..
I assume the employer wants to know how much tax to deduct so you are not faced with owing huge amounts at the end of the year. I can't make sense of the rest of it! Can't the Revenue people send you a statement of some kind?
Well that IS the statement, filled with errors...
I wanted it in case there was ever a company that can't give me a reference due to no longer existing (which I suspect may be the case with at
least one company)
It has been so bad that one company suggested I get my tax records just to prove I worked there as most of the companies at the time had either
changed management (and thus no-one remembers me) or gone under.
If you are worded about the company no longer existing. Simply keep in touch with the person that would have written your reference and ask them at
the appropriate time, or possibly ask for one now to keep on file.
I doubt that many company would ask for your tax record to prove employment. Surly this is why you are issues with a tax code so that employers do not
see the details.
If you are concerned about the tax you have paid, surly you have kept your P45, P.. for the last 7 years when employed by others and have appropriate
accounts for any period of self employment. You can then you can work it out for your self.
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/Taxes/WorkingAndPayingTax/DG_10013512
If you are a member at piston heads ErickMC is usually very helpful when it comes to questions in the area of tax.
Why not furnish your prospective employer with a pile of your old pay slips.
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Originally posted by ceebmoj
If you are worded about the company no longer existing. Simply keep in touch with the person that would have written your reference and ask them at the appropriate time, or possibly ask for one now to keep on file.
I doubt that many company would ask for your tax record to prove employment. Surly this is why you are issues with a tax code so that employers do not see the details.
If you are concerned about the tax you have paid, surly you have kept your P45, P.. for the last 7 years when employed by others and have appropriate accounts for any period of self employment. You can then you can work it out for your self.
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/Taxes/WorkingAndPayingTax/DG_10013512
If you are a member at piston heads ErickMC is usually very helpful when it comes to questions in the area of tax.