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you paying emergency tax? |
This short article will help you to
find out if you may be due a tax rebate from the Inland Revenue.
If you can not find the answer to your question, please
do not hesitate to contact a member of our tax
refund team.
- Who
can claim a tax refund?
- How do I find
out if I am due a tax rebate?
- I
have lost my P60/P45 - can I still claim/check
- How
do I go about applying for a tax rebate?
- When
does my tax rebate expire?
Who can claim
a tax refund?
Basically anyone who has over paid income tax. There could be a
variety of reasons why you are due a tax refund including:
- Leaving the country
- Working while a student and earning
below the tax free allowance
- Retiring from work
- Being made unemployed
- Being on an emergency tax code.
How do I find
out if I am due a tax rebate?
If you have been in the same job for over a year it is unlikely
that you will be due a tax rebate.
You can still check and so can everyone
else by using their P60s which should be given to you by your employer
at the end of each tax year (around April 5th).
Input your total income and total tax
paid for the year from your P60 into our tax
rebate calculator and
it will show you if you are due a tax refund.
I have lost my P60/P45 - Can I still claim/check
Yes. All you can check using your payslips.
Your pay slips should also tell you
how much you have paid in tax and how much you have earned in the
tax year.
Alternatively you can ask your employer
or former employer for a 'statement of earnings' on headed paper.
Your statement of earnings will show the same information as a P60
and can be used as a replacement when claiming a tax rebate.
Your employer is required by the data
protection act to provide a statement of earnings.
How
do I go about applying for a tax rebate?
We provide a free assessment and old charge a fee of 17.5% if you
are due a tax rebate. You can make a claim
online now.
When does
my tax rebate expire?
You can claim a tax rebate for any time in the last 6 years.
To avoid the possibility of your tax rebate expiring it is advisable
to claim as soon as possible.
Disclaimer:
The above information can not be taken as advice and is for illustration
purposes only. Please call Tax Fix before making any claims or confirmation.
Tax Fix can not accept any liability for action taken and any losses
incurred.
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