HMRC Admin 10 Response

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In box 1, you would declare the gross pension figure.  This is your payment plus the tax relief claimed by your pension provider.  The total of any one off payments is also included in this figure.

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The £60.000 allowance is for the full year and not apportioned. The tax relief on your pension is limited to what your earnings are for the year so based on your figure it would be £53625.

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Please contact us online Income Tax: general enquiries

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The P800 should indicate how you can claim , further details are here www.gov.uk/tax-overpayments-and-underpayments/if-youre-due-a-refundIf your tax calculation letter (P800) says you’re due a refund

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Please refer here Check how to claim a tax refund

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Please look here How to update your tax code

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Please use this service to Check your Income Tax for the current year

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From the information provided I am assuming your main job is in employment and so the employer has applied PAYE and deducted tax and national insurance. With the side jobs if they are on a self employed basis then please read here Cash basis for income tax income and expenses. National insurance details for self employed is here Self-employed National Insurance rates

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You can use Personal tax account: sign in or set up to view your income tax for the previous 5 years.

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Please use these details to update your tax code How to update your tax code