TAX REFUND

If you think that you are paying too much tax, you probably are, since over £6 billion of tax is overpaid every year.

If you are working for an employer or you are self-employed sub-contractor you may be due tax back.

Please call us to make free appointment where we will be able to advice if you are due any tax back.

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Working for an employer

We can refund your taxes going back 5 tax years.

TAX YEARS:

Tax year 2003-04: from 6 April 2003 to 5 April 2004
Tax year 2004-05: from 6 April 2004 to 5 April 2005
Tax year 2005-06: from 6 April 2005 to 5 April 2006
Tax year 2006-07: from 6 April 2006 to 5 April 2007
Tax year 2007-08: from 6 April 2007 to 5 April 2008
Tax year 2008-09: from 6 April 2008 to 5 April 2009

You need to have following information:

1. Name
2. Address
3. Date of birth
4. National Insurance Number (NI Number) - if you have one
5. Your full employment history - all jobs you had for tax years in question:
6. P60 or/and P45 or/and LAST PAYSLIP - for each job you had
7. Any previous address you had within last 3 years
8. Your nationality
9. When arrived in UK - if you are from abroad
10. Your bank details - if refund to be made to your bank account

If you are self-employed sub-contractor

1. Name
2. Address
3. Date of birth
4. National Insurance Number (NI Number) - if you have one
5. CIS card number or UTR - Unique Tax Reference Number
6. Tax area name - where you receive your tax related letters from
7. Your bank details - if refund to be made to your bank account (Name on the account, sort code, account number)
8. Your income details - can be calculated using your bank statements or invoices (payslips) you had from your contractor
9. Expenses

List of tax allowable expenses:

   - Cost of goods used - materials
   - Car, van and travel expenses - motor expenses (road tax, repairs, insurance etc.), travel expenses - fuel, bus, rail etc.
   - Employee costs - if you have employed anybody
   - Rent, rates, power and insurance - house rent, business rates (council tax), utilities (gas, water, electricity), business &       building insurance
   - Repairs & renewals of property & equipment
   - Accountancy, legal & other professional fees
   - Bank interest, bank charges
   - Telephone, stationery & other office cost
   - Other expenses (work clothes, staff training & entertainment etc.)
   - Motor vehicles - cars, vans
   - Plant & Machinery, tools and equipment (e.g. any power tools which you intend to use more than one year);
   - Fixtures & Fittings (office furniture, computers, printers etc.)

10. Tax deducted - can be calculated using your bank statements or invoices (payslips) you had from your contractor;

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