Calculating Tax Due

hi guys,
As i switched jobs this year and was on Job seekers for a while, i have had two different tax codes. now would i be correct in assuming that whilst i was employment on 653L, i can pro rata it for the time i was empoyed there. i.e 6535/12 *2 to give my tax free allowance whilst on that tax code and then for the other 10 months of the year do the same with my new tax code 6475/12*10? why i lost my £60 difference i have know i idea.....tax office didn't know either...
Ty
As i switched jobs this year and was on Job seekers for a while, i have had two different tax codes. now would i be correct in assuming that whilst i was employment on 653L, i can pro rata it for the time i was empoyed there. i.e 6535/12 *2 to give my tax free allowance whilst on that tax code and then for the other 10 months of the year do the same with my new tax code 6475/12*10? why i lost my £60 difference i have know i idea.....tax office didn't know either...
Ty
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What was the extra £60 in your first tax code for? Sounds like it could be related to job expenses therefore might only be applicable to the old job.
I don't know about pro-rating it.
At the end of the financial year, run a tax comp for yourself to check everything's been deducted ok. Odd that the tax office don't know about the £60 (well, kinda, we know how efficient they are
think the £60 may have come from one year where i paid for my AAT membership.....
Some companies/empoyers have an agreement to add £60 to the tax code of employee being flat rate expenses for cleaning the uniform.
So likley £60 was added to your tax code becuase of your previous job where you were provided uniform.
Grey suit?
Didn't have to wear one untill this my most recent job when i realised i had out grown the "interveiw Suit"
I need to decide what to wear to my interview, tempted to order a new suit from Littlewoods, as they at least sell my size, but usually everything is too short or too wide! Do you think I could put that down as interview expenses?
Now there's an expense category I've not heard of before! :laugh: