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SL2024   70

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Hi all,

 

I handed in my notice at work on Friday (my notice period is 4 weeks) and I have spoken to HR regarding my P45. They have said it will be posted to me 2-4 weeks (I did ask if they could email it to me but they said it was post only) after my last working day but I am travelling to the USA just over a week after my last working day. I did ask them if it was possible for my P45 to be sent to an alternative address (due to personal/family reasons) and they said I can as long as I change it on the system 2 weeks before my last working day with the company which is fine as I would like it to go to my grandparents address and they will then take a pic of it but also post it to me in the USA.

 

My concern is though whether in the USA whether tax authorities, employers, etc will query the different address on the P45 (if required) as it wouldn't be the address I was living at in the UK? Would I need to provide supporting evidence such as emails from work discussing them confirming I could change the address on the P45? T

 

Has anybody had a similar experience or any advice regarding this at all?

 

Hope you can help.

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Boiler   45,585

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Why would anyone in the US be interested in your P45?

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

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If you use a CPA they may question your address change for your 2024 IRS tax return, especially if you file jointly. By far the easiest option is to just have your post forwarded. Any U.S. employer will have no interest or understanding of a P45. Ultimately just sign up for an HMRC account and view income and deductions.

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SL2024   70

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On 11/3/2024 at 3:03 PM, Tesco said:

If you use a CPA they may question your address change for your 2024 IRS tax return, especially if you file jointly. By far the easiest option is to just have your post forwarded. Any U.S. employer will have no interest or understanding of a P45. Ultimately just sign up for an HMRC account and view income and deductions.


I think I might already have a HMRC account but I will check. Thank you for the advice

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