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gloop | 11:12 Mon 20th Apr 2009 | Jobs & Education
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Hi,

I was made redundant in February and as the company I was working for became insolvent I didn't receive wages for that month. I have, however just received the pay with the tax taken off.

I fill out a tax return and know I need to add this amount I received into the employment section. I wasn't sure where to add it in the form so rang the helpline and they said to add it to the amounts on the p45 I received.

I just want to know if I add in holiday pay too and if anyone has had to do this before. It's probably a stupid question but I hate doing tax returns and this all just confuses me.

Thanks in advance for any advice.
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Payments for holiday pay are taxable too so you must include them.
Payments made under the redundancy legislation (for example statutory redundancy) are not taxable, up to �30k. But I assume that you are referring to your money in lieu of notice.
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Thanks for your answer. As far as I know I'm not entitled to any redundancy pay as I was employed there for less than a year. The pay I mentioned was just wages for February that I have only just received, which is taxable. Usually on my tax return I copy amounts straight from my p45 but now I have to add this amount too that I have just received. It's just confused me a bit!

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