are u due any tax back

barry2107 · 2 March 2005 at 10:00PM

http://www.refundsdirect.co.uk/index/

answer questions and see if u are owed money

VikJ · 2 March 2005 at 10:15PM

Not quite a freebie. They'll take a cut of any money they get you back.

Amba_Gambla · 2 March 2005 at 10:55PM

If you contact the tax office yourself, you cna find out and keep all the cash yourself.....

betterbargains4u · 2 March 2005 at 11:18PM

Amba_Gambla wrote:

If you contact the tax office yourself, you cna find out and keep all the cash yourself.....

I did just this... a few weeks ago. Not really expecting much more than a few quid.
I was overjoyed when the cheque landed on my doormat, for nearly £500!!
It is worth the little time it takes.

deefadog · 3 March 2005 at 9:38AM

Use the link from rpoints and get 50 rpoints

jo_b_2 · 3 March 2005 at 9:43AM

Thanks for the details, Barry. I've moved your post over here as it seemed a more appropriate place for it than the Freebies board.

trickster · 7 March 2005 at 11:56AM

I have been overpaying my tax for three years!! & was due some tax relief on my pension contributions. I got a cheque for over £1000 + an extra £300 (estimate) in this months pay + my tax code has gone up.

I love the tax man this month.

marie · 16 March 2005 at 1:58PM

can anyone who is working through an employer check if they are owed any tax back or is it just usually self employed people?

isasmurf · 16 March 2005 at 8:51PM

marie - everyone has the right to claim, or attempt to claim back tax. It doesn't matter whether you're employed, seld-employed, unemployed or a child.

System · 16 March 2005 at 11:40PM

As isasmurf said anyone can contact their tax office and ask for their tax affairs to be reviewed re a possible refund. Some of these firms can charge as much as 40% of whatever refund is due to you no matter how big or small. The Inland Revenue pays you your full refund.

Caped_Avenger · 17 March 2005 at 10:09PM

Pam17 wrote:

As isasmurf said anyone can contact their tax office and ask for their tax affairs to be reviewed re a possible refund. Some of these firms can charge as much as 40% of whatever refund is due to you no matter how big or small. The Inland Revenue pays you your full refund.

How long should it take, and what information would i need to hand if i were to do this?

Just got my final payslip of the year today, and i've overpaid about £2 , which i can live with

, but i think i overpaid by quite a bit the previous tax year, due to job changes etc.

are u due any tax back

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