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Apr 9, 2024 3:59 PM UTC
Question

50% income tax calculation in 24/25 tax year

So i have moved to the 24/25 payroll tax year and have preliminary run my April payroll.  Im only a small company with me as director and employee.  The system has calculated £500+ as the PAYE calculation on £1047.50... any advice?

 

I have been on to support, they said it was correct but how can it be?  the HMRC tax calculator and all previous months tax has been 0

 

thanks

23 replies

iainmarisAuthor
Apr 9, 2024 4:00 PM UTC

Its basically calculated 50% PAYE...

iainmarisAuthor
Apr 9, 2024 4:16 PM UTC

screenshot 

Apr 9, 2024 5:02 PM UTC

I appreciate you sharing a screenshot and detailed information about your income tax, iain.

 

I understand that you've already contacted our support. However, this concern would be best handled by our payroll experts. They can arrange a screen-sharing session to review your payroll setup and investigate why the income tax was deducted at a rate of 50%.

 

Here's how you can contact our payroll team:

 

  1. Hover over to the Help icon, then choose the Search tab.
  2. Click Contact Us.
  3. Type in a short description of your issue and concern in the box provided.
  4. Click Continue.
  5. Select the Chat or Callback option.

 

In addition, you can check out our Income Tax Calculation Guide to learn more about income tax. 

For future reference, you can 
generate a payroll report to get a list of your employees and a summary of your company's payroll expenses.

 
You can leave a comment by clicking the reply button below if you need clarification or information regarding income taxes. I'll always be here to assist you. 

Apr 18, 2024 1:47 PM UTC

Hi Iainmaris

Did you manage to find away to solve this problem.

I have the same issue with someone being paid £250 a week and it has taken £125 tax 

Thanks

 

 

Apr 19, 2024 6:07 PM UTC

Hi 
I also have the same issue . But the other director of the company doesn't seem to be affected. I think its related to my tax code but i don't know what to do to resolve it . 

Has anyone managed to sort it out?

iainmarisAuthor
Apr 22, 2024 1:01 PM UTC

No this still isn't sorted out,  they want me to post a screenshot from HMRC telling them it's 0 tax.  Can i ask what your tax code.. mine is 1337L and it changed at the start of this tax year.  Just wondering if yours did or did not, trying to narrow down what could be the problem

Apr 23, 2024 11:51 PM UTC

I can imagine the hurdle you've been through trying to fix this, @iainmaris. I'll make it up to you by making sure you'll get the urgent help you need.

 

However, it's important for this matter to be addressed by our payroll experts. They are well-equipped to organize a screen-sharing session with you, carefully examining your payroll setup and determining the root cause of the 50% income tax deduction. Rest assured, they will dedicate their expertise to resolving this issue swiftly.

 

Here's how you can contact our payroll team:

 

  1. Hover over to the Help icon, then choose the Search tab.
  2. Click Contact Us.
  3. Type in a short description of your issue and concern in the box provided.
  4. Click Continue.
  5. Select the Chat or Callback option.

 

Accessing reports to review your employee's details, business financials, and payroll data is effortless. To begin, take a look at this article.: View reports in QuickBooks Online Standard Payroll.

 

If you have further questions about your income taxes, you can comment below, and we'll respond to you as soon as possible.

Apr 24, 2024 7:42 AM UTC

I have already spoken to the L1 support they have escalated it to L2 as they couldn't resolve the issue. I am waiting to hear back today and I was told it would be looked at on Monday. 

iainmarisAuthor
Apr 24, 2024 10:05 AM UTC

And I spent 2 hours with support, who said it must be an issue with HMRC not with the software