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you need to complete a tax rebate form? |
If you want to claim a tax rebate,
there are a number of forms you need to complete for the Inland
Revenue to issue a refund. This article will provide information
on how to get a tax rebate form depending on your circumstances.
- Where
can I get a tax rebate form from?
- What
other forms will I need?
- When
can I claim my tax rebate?
- Can
my tax rebate expire?
Where
can I get a tax rebate form from?
The tax rebate form that you need will depend on your circumstances.
For example there are different forms if:
What other
forms will I need?
If you are using a company to claim
your tax rebate, you will only need your P45/P60s, even if you
do not have all of these they can get replacements. If you are doing
your tax rebate on your own you will need some of the following
forms, depending on your situation:
- Any P45/P60's
given to you by your employer
- A P91
- P85/P86 -
Leaving/Entering the UK forms
- Covering
Letter
- Form
P38(S) - Inland Revenue Student Exemption
When can I claim my tax rebate?
As soon as the tax year has ended (April 5th) you can claim
your tax refund for the previous year. If you are leaving the UK
you can claim as soon as you stop working. For previous tax years
you can claim now.
Can
my tax rebate expire?
Yes. If you leave your claim too long then your tax refund can expire,
we advise you claim as soon as you can to avoid this happening.
If you have any further questions about
tax rebate forms or claiming a tax refund please do not hesitate
to contact one of our team
members, who will reply very shortly.
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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