Would an Â£800.00 Tax Refund help?

**yourmentor** · 8th August 2007 14:31

My niece recently got a tax refund because she had an emergency tax code. So if your tax code ends in either BR, W1, M1 or X, then you could do worse than check it out. Email Coiln at warwick.colin@googlemail with your 'phone number and he'll do a sixty second survey to let you know if you're eligible.

£800.00 is the average. Although my niece didn't get quite that, it went a long way toward her car insurance icon

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**Isiris** · 8th August 2007 17:30

How much does colin charge for this service

**yourmentor** · 9th August 2007 09:45

I believe it was 18%, but as she put it.....82% of something is better than 100% of nothing.

**GlasweJen** · 9th August 2007 15:08

or you could send a letter to the inland revenue along with a P46 and get your money back 6 weeks later in your pay packet

**Isiris** · 9th August 2007 20:10

Agree with Jen and thats why I asked. While maybe not intentionally this is spam and not really wanted on this site

**GlasweJen** · 9th August 2007 23:55

yep hence my input, 100% to you is better than 18% to someone who fills out one form for you and gets your money for the hassle. The P46 is easy basically it's your national insurance number and the date you started work, you get the work to stamp it and viola, a nice lump sum in your wages.

**gamequeen88** · 29th August 2007 13:14

i can ask that by my ownself

for that i just do one job nothing else
so i can do that by my ownself.

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