You can find your tax code either on your payslip or by logging into your personal tax account online or via the HMRC app. You may also have been sent a 'tax code notice' in the post by HMRC.

While no tax calculator can definitively confirm the accuracy of your tax code, it should give a good indication. To find your tax code, check your latest payslip or your P45 if you've recently ...

YOU could be missing out on hundreds of pounds from the taxman – but there’s a quick way to check if you’re owed. Millions of people are thought to be on the wrong tax code, ...

If you're juggling a second job, your tax code might be BR, D0 or D1, while those without a personal allowance may find themselves with an 0T tax code. If you're exempt from paying tax ...

If you're juggling a second job, your tax code might be BR, D0 or D1, while those without a personal allowance may find themselves with an 0T tax code. If you're exempt from paying tax ...