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UK Tax refund is a repayment of taxes that you have overpaid during the tax year, as determined by HM Revenue & Customs.

Anyone who has lived and worked in the UK for the past six years may be eligible to claim for a tax refund.

Either at the end of the financial year (April 5th) if you are still working in the UK, or when you have finished work and won’t be working again in that financial year. For any previous tax year you can apply for UK Tax Refund at any time during the tax year.

You are able to claim UK tax repayment for the past five years.

You may have paid too much UK tax if:

• you started a new job and had an emergency tax code for a while;
• your employer was using the wrong tax code;
• you were only employed for part of the year;
• you had more than one job at the same time.

In order to claim UK Tax Refund You have to press button APPLY NOW and fill registration form. Once you do this, you will receive an email with document package and instruction how to fill documents correctly. Also you will need to provide P45 or P60 for each job you have had, during the tax year.

You can contact us by e-mail [email protected] or phone +370206041 as well!

P45 is the form issued by the employer when you are leaving employment. It shows total income and total taxes till the date of leaving. Usually it contains 3 pages: part 1A, Part 2 and Part 3.

P60 is the form issued by the employer in the end of tax year. P60 shows your total earnings and total taxes paid during the tax year.

If you have lost or have never received your P45 or P60 you should either contact your employer or agency and ask them to issue you with a Statement of Earnings as a substitute or we will contact your employer and get your P45 or P60 instead.

Yes, it is possible. National Insurance number is not necessary for UK Tax Refund, however sometimes UK Tax Authorities may ask for your NI number so if you have it, please enters it on the Tax Refund Application form.

Self-Employed is a business form in the United Kingdom enabling a person to provide certain services or work individually. If you have worked under this system you must inform as about that when completing our application form.

C.I.S card is a plastic card with your name which is issued by Inland Revenue. This card is necessary for working on construction for self-employed people (Trade Certificate).

If you received CIS card or had UTR number, even if you did not work as a self employed, inform us about it. The UK tax authority demands that everyone who has CIS card or UTR number must send an Annual Tax Return (tax declaration) until October 31st. If you do not send the Tax Return, you will get penalty. If you left the United Kingdom and you are not going back to work as Self-Employed again, you should provide the Inland Revenue with a request to close a file of you being Self-Employed.

CIS 25 –CIS 25 vouchers are issued by your contractor once a month. There are no cumulative amounts on the last one so it is important to save all the vouchers issued by your contractor. If you received CIS card or had UTR number, even if you did not work as a self employed, inform us about it. The UK tax authority demands that everyone who has CIS card or UTR number must send an Annual Tax Return (tax declaration) until October 31st. If you do not send the Tax Return, you will get penalty.

PAYE (Pay as You Earn) is the Income tax system of the United Kingdom. All workers hired by the employer are being taxed under this system.

Yes, you can, but usually UK Tax Authorities will get money for your entire work history in the UK.

Because we simply love our job and idea that we can help people like you to get UK Tax Refund without any worries, stress and time waste.

All you need is just rely on our professional team which is ready to return maximum of your refund.