UK tax explained

Anybody working in the UK must pay tax on their earnings. However, YOU could be due a Tax refund.

The tax Rates range from 20 per cent to 50 per cent, and everyone has a tax-free threshold, currently £8105 a year.

If you have worked less than the full tax year, or have been on an emergency tax code, or if you have worked for more than one employer in a tax year, you may have been taxed incorrectly and could be due a refund.

The average refund www.taxback.co.uk secured in the last year was £1327!!

You will need a P45 (issued when you leave a job) and/or a P60 issued at the end of the tax year (which is the 5th April). If you don't get either we can apply for a statement of earnings on your behalf. Just provide a payslip.

If you are leaving the UK and/or you don’t intend to work again before the end of the tax year (5th April), you can claim a tax refund straight away.

If you are self-employed, a company director or within the self-assessment system, you must submit a tax return for a refund. This can only be done once the tax year has ended.

We run a no refund no fee service, therefore if we don’t get you a refund you will not be charged. Reclaiming tax can be a lengthy and complex process, so let the experts at www.taxback.co.uk take away the hassle and get you your refund.

Call us free today on 08000716766 or complete an application online www.taxback.co.uk