1 IN 3 EMPLOYEES IN THE UK ARE DUE A TAX REBATE FROM HRMC
If you wear or have worn a uniform or protective clothing at work over the past 4 years, which you must wash and maintain yourself, you may be due a tax refund from HMRC. This allowance can be backdated for up to 4 years.
FIND OUT HOW MUCH YOU COULD BE OWED
If You Wear A Uniform Or Protective Clothing To Work, You May Be Eligible To Apply For A Tax Rebate.
All the following must apply:
– You wear a recognisable uniform that shows you’ve got a certain job, like a branded T-shirt, air stewardess or police uniform.
– Your employer requires you to wear it while you’re working.
– You must clean & maintain it yourself.
– You paid income tax in the year(s) you are claiming for.
How much can I claim back for my uniform tax rebate?
The total amount an employee can claim back depends on their occupation. The amounts vary with some jobs at the top end, such as air line pilots, HMRC allow up to £1022 per year. The standard rebate (flat rate) for most UK employees who claim for their current year & the previous 4 years (as permitted by HMRC) is £108 , this consists of £48 in a backdated payment and £60 added to the employees tax account as a credit for the current tax year. We find that the average value of a Uniform Tax Rebate claim is £120
You don’t need to provide any receipts or documents
HMRC have a adopted a flat rate allowance for all workers who qualify for uniform tax allowance. Use the Tax Rebate calculator to get an estimate of how much you may be entitled to, based on your occupation.
It takes less than 2 minutes to complete the application
Once HMRC have processed your claim successfully, your tax code for the current tax year is amended to apply your uniform tax allowance as a credit against any tax you have to pay at the end of the financial year.
We offer a hassle free, expedited full tax reconciliation service
