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Zena


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I have 2 part-time jobs, totalling 40 hours per week (20 hours for each employer)  and my employee tax code with one employer is 1000L and with the other it is 825L. Does this mean I have a tax threshold personal allowance of £18250 per annum?  If so, has the tax office made a mistake or is there a reason for issuing these codes (eg. an adjustment due to being over-taxed during previous tax year, having worked 2 part-time jobs over several years)

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matt123


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You may find you owe tax. Id give them a call to explain.

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Ooops - does sound like something could be wrong - I would ring them too (takes about 40 for you call to be answered on a good day!)

Good to see RTI is clearly working!

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Thoughts are my own/not to be regarded as official advice,which should be sought from a suitably qualified Accountant.

You should check out answers with reference to the legal position
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