At the conclusion of the tax year, which in the UK is April 5, P60s are issued. They serve as a record of your tax payments for the year and should be kept safe. Your employer is required to give you a P60 if you are an employee. At the conclusion of the tax year in the United Kingdom, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) issues p60 in UK. They serve as a record of the earnings and taxes a person has paid throughout the year. Employees normally receive P60s from their employers, and self-employed people may also get them from HMRC.