well i have a Job as a Kitchen porter been there since august and its coming up to the end of the tax year

since this is my first job with a payroll this year im allowed the first £5000 not taxed before tax year ends

i have been emergency taxed since i started and so far out of £3700 i have been taxed £800 out of it

i phoned up my tax office and im recieving my new tax code which means i get it all back in my next wage slip

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also further notice on april 3rd im moving back to Belfast as you may know i moved to england 2 year back

time to return


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lol at urban dictionary

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kitchen porter

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The best euphemism there is for "dishwasher". This person is an essential component of the restaurant kitchen but still gets treated like spoon.
A: "I spilt all this gravy on the floor and I need 500 plates washing in 10 minutes."

B: "Get the Kitchen Porter to do it."

its funny cause its partially true

though in recent months wee have been stupidly understaffed in kitchen
(2 chefs and me as KP for mon-sun work 12-9pm)
so i end up chefing half of the meals
i do all the starters and also the grill and sandwiches i can do the other stuff but meh

also the ferry to go back over is costing me £280 so im saving some wage up

(This post was last modified: 17/03/2010 06:39 PM by Mickey.)

Mickey Wrote:What is emergeny taxed?

basically you fill in a form to get a tax code this is usually given from your first job
then after a certain amount of time you get taxed x amount


but if you don't have that code you get emergency tax

which in my case is about 20% of my wage is taxed of me at all times until its sorted

i doubt i have a tax code.

when you hit 16 you get a card with your national insurance number over here
its related to tax
tax is relateed to pension and the fact are hospitals are freee

ok i get ya now, i recently got something like that then.

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