P60 at end of March 2020

[JohntheBike]

How will this scenario be handled? -

an employee receives a P60 from TheirCo. at end of March 2020 and doesn't continue employment with TheirCo. after March 2020. The fees earned by TheirCo. for March 2020 then have tax deducted at source when paid in April 2020. What happens to the tax deducted on behalf of the individual then?

[BR14]

How will this scenario be handled? -

an employee receives a P60 from TheirCo. at end of March 2020 and doesn't continue employment with TheirCo. after March 2020. The fees earned by TheirCo. for March 2020 then have tax deducted at source when paid in April 2020. What happens to the tax deducted on behalf of the individual then?

hmmm, let me guess, - He has to go to the E.T. for redress?

[JohntheBike]

hmmm, let me guess, - He has to go to the E.T. for redress?

I could have predicted that infantile response from you.

[northernladuk]

I could have predicted that infantile response from you.

Made me laugh.

an employee receives a P60 from TheirCo. at end of March 2020 and doesn't continue employment with TheirCo. after March 2020.

What if the person in question isn't employed by the LTD?

[BR14]

I could have predicted that infantile response from you.

perfectly logical, since that's all you keep banging on about.

[JohntheBike]

Made me laugh.



What if the person in question isn't employed by the LTD?

that's another valid question. Have there been any examples from the public sector?