P45 and P60 (UK)
P45 is given when you leave a job; P60 arrives after tax year-end. Both prove income and tax paid.
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P45 from your former employer; P60 from your current employer after 5 April.Why it matters
Used for new employment, mortgages and tax checks.What to do now
- Keep P45 when changing jobs
- Download/keep P60 each year
- Use them as proof of income for banks
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FAQ
Employers can reissue; HMRC may provide summaries if needed.
You usually find your P45 and P60 (UK) in official letters, online portals, or documents from authorities.
Yes, P45 and P60 (UK) is often required for taxes, banking, or admin tasks.
Contact the relevant office to request a replacement or check your online account.
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