Can I get a replacement P60 and if so where from?

Answer 1

Your employer at the relevant time can issue a copy on condition that it is clearly marked as a duplicate copy of the original.

You may be reassured to read this notice from the Chartered Institue of Taxation (they should know about these things!)

We have been authorised by the Inland Revenue to publicise their statement as follows with regard to duplicate P60s. This is in response to the concerns raised at a meeting of the Umbrella Group on Employer/Employee Issues in December 2002.

"We have reviewed our policy on the appropriateness of duplicate P60s in the light of the discussion at the last Umbrella Group meeting. As a result we can now confirm that there is no objection to employers issuing duplicates of forms P60, for example for employees who have mislaid the original and require evidence of their earnings for the previous tax year. However we do ask that any such duplicates should be prominently marked with the word "Duplicate." There are a number of processes both inside the Revenue and beyond which have always operated on the assumption that the P60 is a certificate and as such is unique: we would not therefore be able to withdraw the requirement to print "Duplicate" without a more comprehensive review.

As stocks of the official version of the P60 become depleted we shall delete the current wording indicating that duplicates cannot be prepared, and we shall make sure that this position is also reflected in rewritten guidance. In the meantime software firms or employers are free to remove the words from their own approved substitutes when it next becomes convenient to do so." (Inland Revenue, 20 February 2003)

Answer 2

There is a document (not a P60) which you can get from your employer. In effect it acts as a copy and may not always be acceptable to the tax office. Check your local tax office first, see if they have a form to fill in which can then be attached to the copy of your P60.

A P60 IS A VITAL DOCUMENT AND MUST BE KEPT SAFE. DO NOT LOSE EVER.

Answer 3

it says on your p60 that you cannot get a duplicate of it

Answer 4

your employer may be able to provide one, although many places won't issue duplicates. If not, you need to request a statement of earnings instead.

Answer 5

If its from your current employer you can ask them for a copy

Answer 6

Ask your boss or previous boss for one. If not the inland revenue Will give you one.