You need to know how much you earned during the pay year. If the employer can't help you can contact HMRC or use their online service to access your records. With the pay amounts you can create a digital P60 or order printed documents using the button above.
If you’ve lost your P60, you might be wondering if you can simply request another copy. The answer is yes — but it depends on your situation and who still holds your records.
Here’s how to get a replacement P60 and what to do if you can’t.
You can request a replacement P60 from your employer if you were working for them on 5 April of that tax year.
Employers are allowed to reissue copies, although they may label them as:
These are still valid for most official purposes.
You should contact your employer’s:
Most employers store P60s digitally, so replacements are usually quick to provide.
To request a replacement, you may need to confirm:
Providing accurate details helps avoid delays.
You can still request a replacement P60 from a previous employer, as long as you were employed on 5 April of that tax year.
Employers are required to keep PAYE records for at least 3 years, often longer.
If your employer no longer exists, you won’t be able to get a replacement P60 from them.
Instead, you can:
While this won’t be an official P60, it usually provides the same information.
HMRC does not issue replacement P60s.
However, they can confirm:
This is often accepted by lenders and official bodies. If you need the information on the correct P60 documents use the button above for digital copies and printed items by post.
You may need a replacement P60 for:
Keeping a copy each year avoids needing to request one later.
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