Tax refund when leaving the UK
Sep 14th 2002, 3:00 pm
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Tax refund when leaving the UK
Hi there,
Apparently some tax repayments can be claimed when emigrating from the UK,
but having dealt with Income Revenue before I'm a bit incredulous that you'd
ever get anything back from them - has anyone here taken advantage of this?
Adrian
Apparently some tax repayments can be claimed when emigrating from the UK,
but having dealt with Income Revenue before I'm a bit incredulous that you'd
ever get anything back from them - has anyone here taken advantage of this?
Adrian
Sep 15th 2002, 1:15 am
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Re: Tax refund when leaving the UK
Go to the inland revenue homepage and look for form, erm, damn i think its
P85 possiubly P83 something like that. its basicaly a form to say you are
leaving the country. They will then calculate how much you earn (i presume)
up to the date you leave then that is all yoru income for that tax year so
therefore you should get a refund if you have been paying a higher rate etc
since your total years income will be a lot lower.
ive not got that far myself yet but several people from out immigration
yahoo group from the UK have all filled it in who have moved and recieved
the refund. amazing as it seems. id hurry up before they realise they are
giving back money and write some new law to make it cost usmore,.. hehe.
"Adrian Stoica" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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m...
> Hi there,
> Apparently some tax repayments can be claimed when emigrating from the UK,
> but having dealt with Income Revenue before I'm a bit incredulous that
you'd
> ever get anything back from them - has anyone here taken advantage of
this?
> Adrian
P85 possiubly P83 something like that. its basicaly a form to say you are
leaving the country. They will then calculate how much you earn (i presume)
up to the date you leave then that is all yoru income for that tax year so
therefore you should get a refund if you have been paying a higher rate etc
since your total years income will be a lot lower.
ive not got that far myself yet but several people from out immigration
yahoo group from the UK have all filled it in who have moved and recieved
the refund. amazing as it seems. id hurry up before they realise they are
giving back money and write some new law to make it cost usmore,.. hehe.
"Adrian Stoica" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]
m...
> Hi there,
> Apparently some tax repayments can be claimed when emigrating from the UK,
> but having dealt with Income Revenue before I'm a bit incredulous that
you'd
> ever get anything back from them - has anyone here taken advantage of
this?
> Adrian
Sep 15th 2002, 3:46 am
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Re: Tax refund when leaving the UK
Damn!!
Wish I'd known that!!
Kay
"The Wizzard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Go to the inland revenue homepage and look for form, erm, damn i think its
> P85 possiubly P83 something like that. its basicaly a form to say you are
> leaving the country. They will then calculate how much you earn (i
presume)
> up to the date you leave then that is all yoru income for that tax year so
> therefore you should get a refund if you have been paying a higher rate
etc
> since your total years income will be a lot lower.
> ive not got that far myself yet but several people from out immigration
> yahoo group from the UK have all filled it in who have moved and recieved
> the refund. amazing as it seems. id hurry up before they realise they are
> giving back money and write some new law to make it cost usmore,.. hehe.
> "Adrian Stoica" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
> om ...
> > Hi there,
> >
> > Apparently some tax repayments can be claimed when emigrating from the
UK,
> > but having dealt with Income Revenue before I'm a bit incredulous that
> you'd
> > ever get anything back from them - has anyone here taken advantage of
> this?
> >
> >
> > Adrian
> >
> >
Wish I'd known that!!
Kay
"The Wizzard" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:4J%g9.48602$rd2.-
[email protected]...
> Go to the inland revenue homepage and look for form, erm, damn i think its
> P85 possiubly P83 something like that. its basicaly a form to say you are
> leaving the country. They will then calculate how much you earn (i
presume)
> up to the date you leave then that is all yoru income for that tax year so
> therefore you should get a refund if you have been paying a higher rate
etc
> since your total years income will be a lot lower.
> ive not got that far myself yet but several people from out immigration
> yahoo group from the UK have all filled it in who have moved and recieved
> the refund. amazing as it seems. id hurry up before they realise they are
> giving back money and write some new law to make it cost usmore,.. hehe.
> "Adrian Stoica" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]
> om ...
> > Hi there,
> >
> > Apparently some tax repayments can be claimed when emigrating from the
UK,
> > but having dealt with Income Revenue before I'm a bit incredulous that
> you'd
> > ever get anything back from them - has anyone here taken advantage of
> this?
> >
> >
> > Adrian
> >
> >
