You don't need to understand tax codes or HMRC rules — that's our job. You just need to be able to tick these three boxes.
Not everyone knows these by name, but if you've worked in the UK, you almost certainly have one.
A P60 is issued by your employer at the end of each tax year (around April/May). It shows your total pay for the year and the total tax you paid. If you're currently employed, you should receive one every year — check your payslip portal or ask your employer if you can't find it.
A P45 is given to you when you leave a job. It shows how much you were paid and how much tax you paid during that employment. If you've changed jobs recently, your old employer should have provided one.
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