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what does a tax reference number look like? |
Question: i need to put my tax reference number on a form that i'm filling in, i have my P60 in front of me but don't know which number (if any) is my tax reference number, can anyone give me an example of what one would look like, ie: how many digits or is it numbers and letters. thanks for any help. Answer: If you are employed or receive an occupational pension, your tax office is normally where your employer or pension administrator sends details of tax being collected under Pay As You Earn (PAYE). Any document you receive from HMRC, such as a notice of coding for PAYE, will show these details. Otherwise, your employer's payroll department should be able to give you the address and telephone number. The tax office reference should also be shown on your form P60 (year end summary of pay, tax and National Insurance Contributions). 1. Your full name. 2. Date of birth. 3. National Insurance number. 4. Tax reference (eg. 948/D456). 5. Self Assessment reference (10 digit number) |
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