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elan_fan
Original Poster
86 posts
56 months
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I am a full time employee of a normal mainstream large company
For arguments sake I have a salary of £20000. I have 2 letters from my employer stating that my salary was say £19500 about 3 years ago and then another from last year (from the last pay review) stating that my salary had increased to £20000 back dated etc.
P60 has just arrived and total pay for the year is £18500.
Simple question - are any earnings omitted from the P60 or do they owe me any money?
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LC23
896 posts
94 months
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Have you got any salary sacrifice arrangements in place?
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elan_fan
Original Poster
86 posts
56 months
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PurpleMoonlight
1,332 posts
26 months
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elan_fan
Original Poster
86 posts
56 months
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elan_fan
Original Poster
86 posts
56 months
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Ahh I see I have gone over the p60 as it has changed style. All adds up, they just don't print my gross anymore.
Should have looked closer really
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Eric Mc
67,261 posts
134 months
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The P60 is legaly obliged to show your Gross Salary for tax purposes. It must be there somewhere.
Are they deducting your pension contributions before arriving at the Gross Salary figure?
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