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Wash your uniform at home ?
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actually technically it is per employment so as he had 2 employments, and I assume 2 different uniforms, he could legitimately claim 120
Even though he was never employed at both at the same time?
Also, as each one is only 6 months of the tax year does that mean half would be claimed, or is the full allowance still allowed ?0 -
HMRC have information about this here
https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/paye-manual/paye12045
See section headed Multiple claims for FRE0 -
Success
After filling out the online forms going back 4-5 tax years ( I think ) I got a cheque for £40.56p
I was expecting a lot more with it being a allowance of £60 per year, they sent me a working out for each tax year. but I can't understand it.
hey £40 better in my pocket. + £60 less tax to pay every year.Jane x0 -
+ £60 less tax to pay every year.
You have misunderstood how this works.
It is £12 less tax to pay every year. The £60 allowance reduces the amount of income you have to pay tax on so £60 less income is, for most £12 less tax (£60 x 20%).
It could be as much as £27 less tax but only for very high earners.0 -
Dazed_and_confused wrote: »+ £60 less tax to pay every year.
You have misunderstood how this works.
It is £12 less tax to pay every year. The £60 allowance reduces the amount of income you have to pay tax on so £60 less income is, for most £12 less tax (£60 x 20%).
It could be as much as £27 less tax but only for very high earners.
Ah Well, I'm not that bright when it comes to tax stuff, anyway its better in my pocket.Jane x0 -
True, and you were clever enough to do it yourself and not use a tax refund company who could easily have taken a hefty cut of the refund0
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Dazed_and_confused wrote: »True, and you were clever enough to do it yourself and not use a tax refund company who could easily have taken a hefty cut of the refund
It took me ages. Jane x0 -
I wear a uniform and boots for deliveries. I claimed for as for back as I could via hmrc website. Followed it and now have a cheque for £41. Happy with that. Tax code also updated for rest of years onwards
When life throws you a curveball, learn to catch it and throw it back! Feb Grocery Challenge/£1000 -
Will I get the Uniform washer badge too MSE?
ThanksWhen life throws you a curveball, learn to catch it and throw it back! Feb Grocery Challenge/£1000 -
I can't remember how much I get; I think it's either £120 or £160 a year but my allowance is added onto my tax allowance. I work for more than one company in an industry where we have specific uniforms and PPE.0
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