FAQ's

A tax refund is money you may be owed if you have paid more tax than necessary. This can happen for several reasons, including being on the wrong tax code, paying tax through CIS deductions, or claiming tax relief on eligible work-related expenses.

You may be eligible for a tax refund if you have overpaid tax or paid for allowable work expenses yourself. Eligibility depends on your individual circumstances, including how you are taxed, the type of work you do, and whether you have had qualifying costs.

You may have overpaid tax if you changed jobs, were placed on an emergency tax code, paid work expenses from your own pocket, or had CIS deductions taken from your pay. A review of your tax position can help identify whether you are due money back.

In many cases, tax relief claims can be made for previous tax years, subject to HMRC rules and time limits. The exact period depends on the type of claim and your circumstances.

We help with a range of tax services, including PAYE tax refunds, CIS tax refunds, Self Assessment support, and claims for eligible work-related expenses such as uniforms, tools, mileage, and professional subscriptions.

The time it takes can vary depending on the type of claim, the information available, and HMRC processing times. Some claims are resolved quickly, while others can take longer if further checks are needed.