Payecheck Tax Rebates
We make no charge for an initial review of your circumstances – you need only complete one of our short online forms :
- Tax rebate enquiry for UK citizens,
- Tax rebate enquiry for UK Citizens leaving the UK,
- Overseas Visitors Tax Rebate enquiry form.
- Travelling Expenses
Please note that we cannot provide this service for a current tax year unless you are leaving the UK during the tax year.
We will advise you if a tax refund is likely and, if you wish us to do so, prepare and submit the claim (which ensures that you receive all your entitlements and allowances), deal with any Inland Revenue queries and regularly contact them to track your refund claim.
We operate a no refund no fee policy so that you cannot be out-of-pocket.
For smaller refunds, we charge a fee of 22%, regardless of the amount of work involved; you are therefore guaranteed to receive at least 78% of any refund obtained subject only to our minimum fee of £25. Lower rates are applied for larger refunds.
Some background:-
PAYE is not a tax – it is simply a rough and ready method for deducting a sum of money from your pay which should, if all goes well, more or less match your income tax liability for the year. Too often it does not.
Those who have short-term jobs, or have more than one employment, typically part-timers, are often at risk as are those in their first year of employment.
Working visitors to the UK, including young people travelling, are especially likely to be due refunds.
UK Citizens emigrating or leaving to work full-time abroad may also find a refund is due.
Very few expenses can be set against employment income but there are some possibilities: -
Expenses incurred in the performance of your duties which are not fully met by the employer e.g.
- travelling in the course of your work;
- subscriptions to work-related bodies;
- providing or laundering uniforms, overalls etc. or maintaining tools.
All of these can be claimed for up to six years back.
