If you’re a non-UK resident working in the UK on a work permit, you may be entitled to a tax refund. Here’s what you need to know:
Verify your tax code : Your tax code determines how much tax you pay. Make sure your tax code is correctly assigned and reflects your personal circumstances.
Proper documentary proof of your income and expenses: Keep a record of your income and expenses, such as travel expenses, work-related expenses, and charitable donations. This will help you claim any tax relief you’re entitled to.
Conditions and criteria fulfilment : Make sure all the criteria is fulfilled and you are rightly eligible for the refund or relief that you think you are entitled to .
Claim tax relief: You may be entitled to tax relief on certain expenses, such as travel expenses, work-related expenses, and charitable donations. You can claim tax relief by filling out a P87 form or through your self-assessment tax return.
Claim a tax refund: If you’ve paid too much tax, you can claim a tax refund. You can do this by filling out a P50 form or through your self-assessment tax return.
Use our tax refund service: If you’re not sure how to claim a tax refund, you can use our tax refund service. We can help you claim any tax relief/refund you’re entitled to and get a tax refund.
Deadlines: Make sure you claim any tax relief or tax refund before the deadline.The
deadline for claiming tax relief/refund is usually four years after the end of the tax year..
Finally if you’re a non-UK resident working in the UK on a work permit, you may be entitled to a tax refund. Make sure you keep track of your income and expenses, claim any tax relief you’re entitled to.If not sure about the process contact us and we can help you claim tax refund in an easy and effective way .
With this service we will charge fee only if you get a refund .