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Married / Single Person''s Tax Allowance
21 Apr 12 #325626 by epitome title
Topic started by epitome title
Hi all
Something ocurred to me that when I am finally divorced will my tax code change and will I be better off as a single person than half of a married couple?
obviously I worked full time from leaving college until I had my children and once they went to nursery/school, I worked part time for a few years then went back to full time from approx 2003 to present.
We have lived apart for over a year now but I am still taxed as half of a married couple - I have my Nisi (pronounced in June 2011) but not got the Absolute yet as we are going through the ancillary process (FDR in just under 3 weeks) so I am guessing there should be no change to my tax code until I get the absolute?
Thanks my lovlies
xxx
Something ocurred to me that when I am finally divorced will my tax code change and will I be better off as a single person than half of a married couple?
obviously I worked full time from leaving college until I had my children and once they went to nursery/school, I worked part time for a few years then went back to full time from approx 2003 to present.
We have lived apart for over a year now but I am still taxed as half of a married couple - I have my Nisi (pronounced in June 2011) but not got the Absolute yet as we are going through the ancillary process (FDR in just under 3 weeks) so I am guessing there should be no change to my tax code until I get the absolute?
Thanks my lovlies
xxx
21 Apr 12 #325632 by epitome title
Reply from epitome title
Lol
Was it really ? Oh ok, that''s fine - didn''t know if I should let the Revenue know
Thanks for the reply
Was it really ? Oh ok, that''s fine - didn''t know if I should let the Revenue know
Thanks for the reply
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