You might be – and HMRC won’t automatically send it unless you claim. A tax rebate simply means you’ve overpaid tax in the first place – and that happens more often than you might think and affects millions of people

You could be owed money if you:

• Travelled for work (not including your commute) or worked in more than one location
• Paid for uniforms/clothes for work, tools, or professional memberships
• Paid into a private pension
• Worked from home or used your own car for work
• Changed jobs or had gaps in employment
• Were put on the wrong tax code
• Are eligible for the Marriage Allowance
• Paid tax on redundancy, savings, or investment income
Most people can backdate their claim for up to 4 years – and our average 4-year rebate is £2,900.

Our process makes it simple to find out if you're owed anything. We’ll guide you through the complex HMRC rules and handle the claim from start to finish – so you don’t have to worry.

Most refunds are paid by HMRC within 8 to 12 weeks of submitting your claim – sometimes even faster!

You have a lot of control over how quickly things move. The sooner you provide us with the information we need, the sooner we can submit your claim. Delays usually happen when HMRC needs more details, so responding quickly helps us keep everything on track.

We’ll guide you through the process, keep you updated, and handle all requests with HMRC – making it as smooth as possible.

We’ll always tell you exactly what’s needed for your specific claim, but here’s a general guide:

Essential documents:

• Your P60, P45, or recent payslips
• A form of photo ID
These are the minimum we need to get started on your claim.
We may also request:
• Proof of work-related expenses (e.g. mileage logs, receipts, or uniform costs)
• Details of any private pension contributions
• Information about your employment history or tax code changes
• Your National Insurance number (if not already provided)

If you’re unsure what you’ve got, don’t worry – we’ll guide you through everything step by step.

There’s no charge at all if you’re not owed a refund – and you won’t be asked to pay anything up front. We only get paid if your claim is successful.

For PAYE tax rebate claims, our fee is 30% of any refund we recover, with a minimum fee of £50.

If we review your details and find that you’re not due a rebate, we’ll still offer advice completely free of charge – no hidden fees, no strings attached.

We handle the entire process for you, from checking your eligibility to submitting the claim and dealing with HMRC – so there’s no stress, no confusion, and no upfront cost.

Not at all – people across all kinds of industries can be owed tax back.

We’ve helped clients working in healthcare, construction, retail, education, hospitality, admin, driving, security, and many more. Whether you’re employed, between jobs, or working multiple roles, what matters most is how you’ve been taxed – not the industry itself.

If you’ve had work-related expenses, changed jobs, or been on the wrong tax code, there’s a good chance you could be eligible for a refund – and we’ll help you check for free!

Yes, you absolutely can – but the reality is many people find the process confusing, time-consuming, or end up missing out on money they could have claimed. HMRC’s forms and website can be tricky to navigate, especially when you’re unsure what you’re entitled to or what evidence you need.

We take care of everything for you – from checking what you can claim, to dealing with HMRC, to making sure nothing is missed. There’s no upfront cost, no risk, and no wasted time for you

Many of our clients come to us after trying to do it themselves and realising they could have claimed more – or just didn’t have time to chase it up.

There are a few simple, official forms you may need to complete, depending on the type of claim, so we can manage your claim properly:

• 64-8: Authorising Your Agent – This lets HMRC know you’ve given us permission to deal with them on your behalf.
• SA1: Registering for Self-Assessment – If you're not already registered, this form adds you to HMRC’s self-assessment system so your refund can be processed correctly (where applicable). Sometimes we can just submit expense forms which simplifies things and avoids this step
• Letter of Assignment – This confirms that you’ve agreed to our terms and conditions and authorises us to act on your behalf throughout the claim process.

All of these are standard HMRC forms, and we’ll guide you through each one step by step. They just take a couple of minutes to complete online – and once they’re done, we handle the rest.