8,000 work miles a year is worth about £2,240
Over 4 tax years at the basic rate. Move the sliders to match your job.
HMRC allows 55p a mile for the first 10,000 miles from April 2026 (45p in the 4 years you can claim now) and 25p after that. You get tax back on the gap between that and what your employer pays you.
Check my rebateUniform and professional fees
Flat rates HMRC already agrees, so no receipts. Pick your job to see the four-year figure.
Which fees count
- NMC, HCPC, GMC, GPhC and other registrations you must hold to do your job.
- Union subscriptions where HMRC has approved the union: Unison, RCN, Unite, GMB and most others.
- Professional bodies on HMRC's approved list, for example CIPD, RICS, IET.
- Not included: fees your employer repays, or gym, licence and DBS costs.
What you keep after our fee
37.5% plus VAT of the refund, minimum £45 plus VAT. Nothing if HMRC pays nothing.
Quick rebate estimate
Answer four things and get a rough four-year figure. The app does this from your actual HMRC record.
Take-home pay
What lands in your bank each month after income tax and National Insurance, 2026 to 2027 rates.
Paying for your own travel, uniform or fees on this salary? Most people in that position are owed something. Check my rebate.
National Insurance
Class 1 employee contributions on your pay, 2026 to 2027 thresholds.
NI is not refundable for expenses. Income tax is. That is what a rebate claims back.
Self-employed tax
Income tax and Class 4 National Insurance on your profit, and what a CIS deduction means for your refund.
Sent. Your estimate and a link to the app are in your inbox.
These calculators use HMRC's published rates and assume you paid basic-rate tax in each of the last 4 years. They are illustrative. The real figure comes from your HMRC record, and you see it before anything is filed.

