On 21 Apr, 11:13, "Pendower"  wrote:
> Surely your employer should be taxing you on emergency code not standard
> rate?  
>

I've been in similar position before and my wages were deducted at BR.

As far as I'm aware, unless I submit a P45 they'll assume I've used
all my allowance and tax me an all of it.

"Mr Mo"  wrote in message 
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On 21 Apr, 11:13, "Pendower"  wrote:
> Surely your employer should be taxing you on emergency code not standard
> rate?
>

I've been in similar position before and my wages were deducted at BR.

As far as I'm aware, unless I submit a P45 they'll assume I've used
all my allowance and tax me an all of it.

Not at all.  If you start work without P45, you should complete P46 which 
gives a range of options.

Check this out at work.

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On 22 Apr, 22:48, "Pendower"  wrote:

> Not at all. If you start work without P45, you should complete P46 which
> gives a range of options.
>
.>I actually did fill in a P46 - I ticked option 'B' I think, this is my
>only job.

>Unless there was an end of tax year issue, maybe my employer messed up
>and didn't send it off to head office.

>I will chase it up.

Thanks but be fair.... the Jobcentre did not muck this up.  Blame your 
employer if you  filled the form correctly.

Hope the job is going well other than this.