These are emergency tax codes and examples given on the Labour Party government tax arm's website include 1257L W1 - used ...

His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is sending unexpected 'P800' letters to people earning between £23,000 and £52,000-a-year. The letters are being sent out now that the tax year has finished.

Letters are set to be sent out to people earning between £23,000 and £52,000 per year by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Article continues below The P800 letters are being sent out now ...

However, this would exceed your £500 Personal Savings Allowance, prompting a letter from HMRC. As a higher-income earner, you would be taxed 40% on every £1 above the allowance, not 20%.

People with £3,500 or more in savings are being told they could face an unexpected tax bill letter from His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC). HMRC is able to automatically detect interest ...

People will £3,500 or more in savings are being told to look out for a letter from HMRC. These accounts are automatically reported to the taxman by your bank unless they're in a Cash ISA ...

It's a case of unexpected windfalls for UK households, as HMRC is dispatching letters to residents regarding tax rebates worth an enticing free £689. This comes after people were found to be on ...

Letters are set to be sent out to people earning between £23,000 and £52,000 per year by His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). The P800 letters are being sent out now that the tax year has ...

HMRC is distributing unexpected 'P800' letters to individuals earning between £23,000 and up to £52k. These letters are being sent out now that the tax year has concluded. If HMRC believes you ...