am a student working on 20 hours per week and 40 hours during holidays?

Question

I would be grateful if you could tell me if i can claim all the tax i've been paid and to whom shall i address.
Thanks

Answer 1

Unless you are a foreigner going back to your home country, then no you cant claim your tax back.

Answer 2

You can earn £5200 tax free - that is the same for every individual in the UK. Anything above that is liable to tax.

Then there is National Insurance which is paid above a certain threshold.

We are approaching the end of the tax year now so look and see what you have been paid to date. If it is less than £5200 and you have paid tax you will be due a rebate.

You will need to contact the tax office used by your employer. Your employer should give you this detail, just give them a call to check your personal circumstances.

Your employer will also need to give you a P60 form which details what you have been paid and tax deducted.

Answer 3

You can not claim back all the tax. It is probable that if you have only worked for part of the tax year then you are due a refund. You can claim this refund by contacting the Inland Revenue or using a company such as:

http://www.taxfix.co.uk

Answer 4

if they have taxed u on emergency tax code then yes, you are allowed to earn so much a year, tax free especially as a student, you need to get into contact with inland revenues.

Answer 5

no, u can only claim tax back if u earn less than £5037 per year. otherwise ur scuppered! and they got u hook line n sinker. i had same problem. even if u dont pay it to start with they'll send u a lovely bill when u least expect it.

Answer 6

Yes you can claim your tax back (assuming you are in the UK). You need to contact your local inland revenue office.

Answer 7

you'd need to call the inland revenue.

Their main office is in glasgow i think.

But i don't think your entittled to all your tax back. you might just get a rebate?

Call 118 or look in the yellow pages.

Answer 8

irs.gov.