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"I am using the Quickbooks Self employed version and am starting employment on Monday, how do I provide a P45 to my new employer?
Thanks for taking the time to post here in the Community, @MDavies237. I can see how important it is to provide a P45 to your new employer in QuickBooks Self-Employed (QBSE). I'm here to share some insights.
You can view the details in your Tax Profile in QBSE using the following steps:
You can ask for this information from your previous employer. Another option is to reach out to HMRC.
To get more details about the process, visit this article: QuickBooks Self-Employed UK Tax Profile Set Up. Setting up your Tax Profile makes the calculation of your self-employment taxes easier.
In addition, managing your taxes in QBSE is a snap. You can refer to the attached article for guidance: Year-end Taxes. This comprises the most frequently asked questions about year-end tax filing.
I'm only a post away if you need additional assistance with this. I'd be more than happy to work with you to ensure everything is all set. Take care!
Hi @MDavies237
You won't have a P45 (that's only for PAYE employees leaving).
Explain to the new employer that you have been self-employed. They may ask you to fill in a Starter Checklist https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/paye-starter-checklist
Depending on your circumstances, they will probably start you on an emergency tax code (1257L wk1/m1) - if this needs amending, HMRC will let them know within a week or two.
If you intend to keep the self-employment going alongside the PAYE job then you will need to keep the usual records & complete self-assessment as well.
Hope this helps.
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