FAQ

A tax return is an official document you submit to HMRC detailing your annual earnings and work-related expenses. Think of it as an income-expenditure ledger.
On the other hand, a tax rebate is what you get when you've overpaid your tax. It's the government's way of saying, "Oops, you've paid us too much! Here's what we owe you."

If you earn over £18,000 per year, have work-related expenses and haven't been fully reimbursed by HMRC, then a rebate might be due. This includes business travel, uniforms, tools, and training. Talk to our team for an assessment.

It's contingent on your individual scenario. Generally, rebates over four years average at £4,000, but some have received over £10,000. A brief chat with our tax experts can give you an estimate.

With TaxPro's efficient approach, once your claim is submitted, HMRC usually takes 8-10 weeks for processing. We ensure your rebate reaches you promptly, with our fee deducted.

You can claim up to 45p/mile for the initial 10,000 miles and 25p/mile after. You might still be eligible for a rebate for the past four tax years if under-compensated.

Indeed! Claiming a rebate for work-related travel is possible, irrespective of the vehicle.

For PAYE-employed clients, our fee is 37.5% of the rebate + VAT (minimum £45+VAT). For CIS Tax Refunds inclusive of tax return, the charge is £220+VAT. Multiple job scenarios during the claim period? We'll help sort it out.

Absolutely! As long as these are work-related, such as distant work locations or business meetings, they're claimable.

Your employment transitions won't hinder your claim. TaxPro's team manages varied employment scenarios ensuring you get your rightful rebate.

While we majorly liaise with HMRC, having payslips, P60s, and a log of work expenses handy will streamline the process.

Yes, fees for professional affiliations like Unison, RCN, or NMC can be part of your claim.

You can claim for the past four years.

While the essence remains the same, self-employed individuals may have distinct claimable expenses and tax return formats.

Our experts at TaxPro are here to help. Reach out, and we'll clarify to ensure you get the most from your rebate.

Absolutely. Previous rebates won't affect your eligibility for the subsequent years.

Certainly! Charging an electric vehicle incurs a cost. Contact TaxPro to explore rebate possibilities related to this.

Yes, if your accommodation expenses during work-related trips weren't reimbursed by your employer, they're claimable.

Definitely! If you're a PAYE employee earning over £18,000 annually and travel to multiple airports for work (other than your base), you can claim for such travels and additional expenses like uniform, footwear, luggage, training, or food.

The threshold is £18,000 per year. If you earn more than this as a PAYE employee, you're eligible to make a claim.

Simply reach out to our team. We'll guide you through the process, ensuring a smooth, hassle-free experience.