Free P60 Checker (UK 2026/27)
Got your P60 in the post or via your employer portal? Snap a photo. PaySlipIQ reads every line, checks the tax against your code, and flags whether you might be due a refund.
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Upload your P60 photo
PaySlipIQ's AI accepts P60 photos as well as standard payslips. Photo or scan, JPEG/PNG/WebP, max 5 MB. We extract total pay, total tax, NI, and final tax code, then flag potential refunds.
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What we check on your P60
- ✓Total pay and tax for the year — does the tax actually match what your code should have deducted?
- ✓Tax code at year-end — emergency codes (W1/M1/X) on a P60 usually mean an unresolved problem.
- ✓Multiple-employment indicator — "previous employments" figures often hide tax-code mismatches.
- ✓National Insurance bands — were contributions calculated against the right thresholds (£12,570 LEL, £50,270 UEL)?
- ✓Refund indicator — a conservative estimate of how much you may be owed, plus what to do next.
P60 vs P45 vs payslip — what's the difference?
- Payslip — given every pay period (weekly/monthly).
- P45 — given when you leave a job, summarising pay/tax to that date.
- P60 — given by 31 May each year, summarising the full tax year (6 April to 5 April).
FAQs
My P60 says I overpaid — how do I claim a refund?
Sign in to your HMRC personal tax account or phone HMRC on 0300 200 3300. HMRC will pay any genuine refund directly. Avoid third-party agents that charge 25-35% — your refund should be 100% yours.
How far back can I claim?
HMRC allow refund claims for the past 4 tax years. For 2026/27 that means going back to 2022/23.
My P60 shows different totals to my last payslip — why?
P60 includes "previous employments" pay and tax — anything from earlier jobs that year. Your last payslip only shows the current employment. If the difference doesn't look right, run our checker and we'll flag it.
Related
P45 decoder →
Leaving a job? Decode your P45 here.
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P800 tax calculation →
Got a P800 letter saying you owe or are due a refund? Decode it.
Disclaimer: Educational guidance only. PaySlipIQ does not file tax returns or process refunds — that is between you and HMRC.