32years old, single mother, 2 part time jobs in the same company, no disabilities, no benefits, no mongage,?

no investments. my tax code 522L

Are you sure that you shouldn't be in "Singles and Dating"?

And?

Good you are not sponging on anyone then. So what is your question?

good for you my tax code is the same as yours hooray

And? What are you trying to ask?

sorry i dont understand what you are asking,is it that you think you are paying too much tax?

Well firstly Hi pleased to meet you!

Secondly I think though could be wrong, you are wondering about your tax code?

You need to get your tax looked at, as at the moment you are on an emergency tax code, and you are therefore paying more than you should.

Get your company to sort this out, then get a claim back form to claim back what you have over paid.

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No Andy tax code 522L is emergency please view the link I have supplied!

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/employers/rates_a...

Under contents click on Emergency Tax

QUOTE:

"Emergency tax code

The emergency tax code is 522L."

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did you check the link above

PAYE and NICs rates and limits for 2007-2008

Maybe you should contact the government, as they are of the opinion that the tax code 522L is Emergency tax code

"The emergency tax code is 522L."

Dont 2 part time jobs with the same company equate to being a full time job

what's the question?

And the question is?

Or are we supposed to use the force?

This is Yahoo Questions, what is your question?

my mind reading abilities are a bit fuzzy today, repeat the question?

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/index/life...

Hi, if you go to your local Job center plus office with your details, they will help you.
(I guess you just want to make sure your tax code is right)
522L is the standard tax code for 2007/2008

rebecca you are wrong. emergency tax code would be 522LM1 if paid monthly or 522LW1 if paid weekly.

i assume your 2 part time jobs in the same co are paid all under 1 employment but you do two seperate roles? if they are, then your tax code is correct as this is the basic tax code for eveyrone under 65 years of age for the period 6th April 2007 to 5th April 2008.