Tax Code Guide

K475

Tax Code K475 Explained

What does this code mean?

K codes mean the total value of your tax-free allowances is less than your total deductions. Instead of receiving a personal allowance, extra tax is added to your income. K475 means £4,750 is added to your taxable income. This typically happens when company benefits (car, fuel, medical insurance) exceed your personal allowance.

Who gets this code?

Employees with high-value company benefits, multiple underpayments, or state pension recipients with other income. The company benefits exceed your tax-free allowance.

Is it correct?

Check your latest P45 or Payslip to see if this matches your current situation.

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