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FAQs

  • What are Tax Codes?
    A tax code is used by employers and pension provides to calculate amount of tax to deduct from employee pay or pension. It is made up of a letter figures. Tax code is an index of how much can be earned before paying tax.
  • What is an NI number?
    NI number is a reference number for the whole social security system. This ensure the national insurance contributions and tax you pay are properly recorded on the employer account.
  • What is the criteria to receive an NI Number?
    To apply for NI numbers you must be. - Over 16 years - Resident in great Britain(England, Wales or Scotland)
  • What is income tax?
    This is a tax on income. Not all income is taxable and you are only taxed on 'taxable income' income tax rate.
  • What does PAYE stand for?
    Pay as you earn.
  • What is a P45?
    This is a form got form an employer when an employee stops working. It shows record of the pay and tax deducted so far in the tax year.

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