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  • Tax self assessment claiming back due to own mistake?
  • DT78
    Free Member

    It appears I misinterpreted some tax rules (pretty easily done as in a rush and moving house at the same time) and have overpaid tax that I didn’t need to.

    Anyone else had to claim back due to their own mistake? What is the process, was it painful and how long did it take?

    footflaps
    Full Member

    Yes, many times! I regularly forget to divide pension contributions by 0.8 and end up writing asking for my money back. They always oblige!

    oldnpastit
    Full Member

    I phoned them up for this. They told me to just go in and update my online SA thing. A week or so later I received a cheque (albeit for not very much money).

    DT78
    Free Member

    divide pension contributions by 0.8? How come? I stupidly used the number on my P60 when I was supposed to deduct the pre tax contributions to pension which makes quite a difference.

    How long did they take when you claimed back?

    As simple as a letter? No forms / ID in triplicate posting passwords in the mail etc…?

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