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Declaring current earnings to potential employer

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milly143 | 17:05 Mon 09th Apr 2007 | Jobs & Education
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If you went for a job and told them that you were earning more in your current/previous job then you actually were, would they find out at any stage what your actual salary was?
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Your P45 will state your total earnings, in the current tax year, up to the date when you left your old employment.

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Oh of course. Forgot about that. Thanks for the answer!
Doesn't mean that anyone will actually put the two bits of information together and notice the discrepancy - the clerk in the payroll department who is probably going to be the only person who actually looks at your P45 isn't really going to be interested - but it's unwise to lie when applying for any job.

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