SPEN555

The department I work in is being closed and so I am to be made redundant.

I am sure 2 years ago when I was made redundant my Pay In Lieu went in my redundancy and therefore tax free.

Others I have talked to who have been made redundant are the same.

I am told that this redundancy will have my Pay In Lieu in my normal pay and therefore taxed.

Has legislation being tightened in the last two years?

Or is there a way to get the Pay In Lieu in the redundancy and therefore tax free? Legally of course

p.s. Also posted in Scoobynet General.

rallycol

iTrader: (4)

Pay in Lieu is taxable