P45 — UK [ˌpiː fɔː(r)tiː ˈfaɪv] US [ˌpi fɔrti ˈfaɪv] noun [countable] [singular P45 plural P45s] in the UK, an official document from a company that shows that you have stopped working for them and gives details of how much tax you have paid … Useful english dictionary
P45 — in the UK, an official document that is given to you by your employer when you leave a job. It gives details of the money you have earned and the taxes you have paid during this period of employment, and if you start a new job you have to give it … Dictionary of contemporary English
give someone their P45 — Vrb phrs. To terminate a relationship. A P45 is the official form given to someone on their dismissal or departure from employment and explains tax details that are needed by a future employer … English slang and colloquialisms
P45 — (in Britain) an official form you are given when you leave a job, which shows how much tax you have paid. You give it to your employer when you start a new job. * * * … Universalium
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