Then Tax Refunds is a specialised organisation that assists people in recovering tax that was automatically withheld from their PPI settlements, as well as anyone who may have worked from home at any time during the covid 19 Lockdown or is required to maintain their own uniform for work purposes.
Then.tax is a specialised organisation that assists people in recovering the extra tax that was automatically withheld from their PPI settlements.
If you have previously received a PPI refund, it is highly likely you paid tax on part of your compensation. In most cases, the lenders automatically deducted the tax from your refund and paid it to HMRC before you received your money.
Due to a recent change, PPI refund interest may now be claimed back.
Due to the recent lockdown, many people were required to work from home. If you did work from home, you may have experienced additional costs for household bills such as gas and electricity. HMRC introduced a weekly allowance to help cover these additional costs.
The weekly allowance was introduced in 2020 and was extended until 2022 so you may be eligible to claim for both year’s allowances if you worked from home for at least one day in both tax years.
Even if you only worked one day from home in the entire year, you are eligible to claim.
If you are required to wear a uniform for work and have to fund the costs of washing or replacing your uniform, you are likely eligible for a tax refund.
Whilst the majority or nurses, police, doctors etc. would be entitled to this tax relief, this also includes uniforms such as t-shirts with a company logo.
Find out if you are eligible to claim by clicking below.
Our team of experts is dedicated to helping you reclaim your overpaid tax.
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*£236 average refund is based on the average of over 46,000 cheques received between January and June 2023. This number is based on the total refund value received from HMRC before the Tax Agent’s fee has been deducted.
