In order to handle your case taxdoctor needs some information.

He needs to know details about every job you had for the years you are claiming for, even if you didn't earn very much or had no tax deducted. A full picture of your work history needs to be built up in order for any claim to be processed.

There are 2 ways to get this information:

If you were still employed at the end of the tax year (5th April) your boss should issue you with a P60.

This is an official document which outlines how much you earned and how much tax you paid during the whole year.

If you left a job during the year then you would have been given a P45.

This is similar to a P60 but gives you the information from the start of the tax year (6th April) up until you leave your job.

If you don't have these forms for any of your jobs and you really can't get them, don't panic, taxdoctor can still help.

You need to tell us if you have them or not when you sign up. If you say you don't then we will write to your former employers to obtain copies.

This will probably mean that your claim will take a little longer but it'll be worth it in the end.