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Emergency Tax Code 2026/27: Why New Employees Get Taxed Wrong (and How to Fix It)

Started a new job without a P45? You've probably been put on an emergency tax code, which can mean overpaying tax for weeks or months until it's corrected. Here's how emergency codes work and how to get any overpayment back quickly.

Emma Clarke1 Jul 20265 min read

💷 Tax & Finance

How to Claim an Emergency Tax Refund from HMRC (2026)

Emergency tax codes like 1257L W1 or BR can leave you hundreds of pounds out of pocket. Here's how to identify if you've been overtaxed and exactly how to get your money back.

CalcHub Editorial20 Jun 20268 min read

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Emergency Tax Refund — Frequently Asked Questions

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