Compensation for Loss of Notice - Reclaiming Personal Tax

I was made redundant back in March as the company I worked for went into administration. I applied for Compensation for Loss of Notice which I received, but tax was deducted from the payment at 20 per cent. I have been told I can claim the tax back by HMRC as I now don't receive any JSA payments. How do I get this personal tax back as I cannot find any information on the HMRC site? What form do I fill in? Where can I find it? How long does the process take etc? Any advice or guidance would be gratefully appreciated. Regards

Hi,
You need to send your compensatin paperwork to
HMRC PAYE & Self Assessment
BX9 1AS
for this to be refunded.
Thank you.

Hello - when you say compensation paperwork what do mean, is there a certain HMRC form I need to complete and send off?

I haven't had a reply can you please answer my question above Hello - when you say compensation paperwork what do mean, is there a certain HMRC form I need to complete and send off?

Hi ,
 

No, it is the details of the compensation offer that you received that you will sent in with a cover letter asking for a review . Thank you .