Been abroad for 11yrs, how to get p60?

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Hello, im returning home in two weeks after 11 yrs away and my new employer is wanting tax forms from me. My p60 & p45 i think.
The last job i had in Ireland was as in Mcdonalds while a student in 96 so i hardly think they're going to have anything left on me!

Anyone know how i get these forms?

Also they want my bank details, but it's going to take a while, can they pay me in cheques in the meantime?

(sorry if its the wrong forum or been done before but i did look)
 
Tell them you don't have a P60 or P45 because you've been away. Ask them for a Form 12a for you to complete in order to get tax credits, cutoff point etc or possibly they will prepare this for you.
 
ubiquitous said:
Tell them you don't have a P60 or P45 because you've been away. Ask them for a Form 12a for you to complete in order to get tax credits, cutoff point etc or possibly they will prepare this for you.
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Will i have to get my employer to be to fill form 12A?
 
Slaphead said:
Will i have to get my employer to be to fill form 12A?
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If you ring the tax office with your pps number, your employer's tax number and your start date they should be able to issue a certificate to allow your new employer to stop the right amount of tax. Explain to them that you are only back in the country after a long period. 1890 333425 and quote ur pps number
 
Slaphead said:
Will i have to get my employer to be to fill form 12A?
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Not 100% sure what the question was trying to ask....

You can fill in form 12A yourself.

There is one question/section about the employer where you may need the new employers input. I think it asks for the registered address and tax number (been a few years since I filled out a 12A so very open to correction on that).
Apart from that, it's all fairly easy to work through.
 
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