Human Resources

• This group of figures is how the tax office works out how much national insurance you should be paying.

• Your personal national insurance number

• The total amount of national insurance you’ve paid during this tax year

• Reference numbers for your Tax Office and the University

• Your payroll ID number, which helps us to recognise you. You should always quote this when you contact us.

• The amounts quoted on your P60 relate to this tax year. In this case, 6 April 2011 to 5 April 2012

• If you have had any statutory payments from the Government in this tax year, the amounts will be detailed here

• Your personal tax code – this is issued by HMRC and helps us work out how much tax to take from your pay

• Depending on how your first pay day falls, there may be a tax week 53 in the year if you’re paid weekly

• Student loan payments we’ve deducted from your salary during this tax year

• The total taxable amount we’ve paid you in this tax year

• The total taxable amount you’ve been paid during the tax year

• The total tax that has been deducted from your pay in this tax year

• If you’ve worked somewhere else during this tax year, this is the total taxable pay from that job

• If you’ve worked somewhere else during this tax year, this is the amount of tax you paid in that job

• If you’ve paid too much, or too little, tax during this tax year, it’ll be shown here

P60 End of Year Certificate

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