tax deduction

[Bluebirdjones]

I assume it's because u might be on an emergency tax code, as they have no
"history" of you.
(.... although some of the deduction might be National Insurance contributions).

If it's tax, u should be able to claim most of it back.
The tax year in the UK runs from 1April - 31 March, and a single person can
earn £6,475 per year before paying tax.
So, if you've earned under that, you'll get it back
(But u MUST claim it !)

If you've earned for eg £8,000 in the tax year,
your tax will be £8,000 - £6,475 @20% = £305
(,.... and obviously, if you've paid more, u claim a refund)

See
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTax...eTax/index.htm
... the bits about receiving a tax coding
& tax allowances.

[jane2009]

I assume it's because u might be on an emergency tax code, as they have no
"history" of you.
(.... although some of the deduction might be National Insurance contributions).

If it's tax, u should be able to claim most of it back.
The tax year in the UK runs from 1April - 31 March, and a single person can
earn £6,475 per year before paying tax.
So, if you've earned under that, you'll get it back
(But u MUST claim it !)

If you've earned for eg £8,000 in the tax year,
your tax will be £8,000 - £6,475 @20% = £305
(,.... and obviously, if you've paid more, u claim a refund)

See
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTax...eTax/index.htm
... the bits about receiving a tax coding
& tax allowances.

Yes...I had paid a basic rate tax...I need to call them and sorted this out....
thank u very much....