Need to ask what may be a silly question but just wanted to know what info and/or paperwork I would need for my review.....guess I might as well start working on it now.
Wage slips and P60s are normally fine but provide details of any changes in expenditure over and above the norm. Make sure you claim any increases in allowances against increased salary and if in doubt your IP firm will help.
Wage slips and P60 not a prob although Michael I see you used the words Increased and Salary, that would be nice
I will need to contact my IP firm again as there has been an increase in travel cost from this month which has left me short, and not sure how it will affect me from now on.
This year (year 5 review) I had to have my last 3 months wageslips, p60, 3 months bank statements & proof of any tax credits. This year was the first time they asked for bank statements though....
I've never yet sent in a P60! Then again, my earnings, tax etc are noted every month on my payslip so I presume that's why they've never pestered me for it.
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I really does depend upon your actual firm. If your expenditure has increased materially in any particular area, evidence of this may also be required on top of the other documents mentioned above - and if you are self-employed you would need to provide accounts and tax returns as well.
