Tax reclaim “widening access training” in NHS

kellyp

I think I’ve missed the boat on this but would appreciate any advice. Only this week I found about reclaiming tax for NHS workers on the widening access scheme. I was eligible for training I undertook in 2003-2005. Looking on HMRC website they indicate they won’t process any claims after sept 1st 2019. Gutted as literally hadn’t heard of it until this week. Is it worth me still trying to claim or is there another way to go about it? Thanks  

Dazed_and_C0nfused

TARDIS?  Seriously though you've missed the boat

kellyp

What’s tardis? 

Dazed_and_C0nfused

Time And Relative Dimension In Space.
As featured on Doctor Who!

kellyp

Thanks for the unhelpful tip. So kind!

uknick

kellyp said:

Thanks for the unhelpful tip. So kind!

What else would you like them to say?  The TARDIS is a pretty common term in general parlance related to time travel.  After all, Dr Who and the term has been around since 1963.

kellyp

Oddly enough I though the forum was for people to provide advice on money saving and not for people who think they are comedians. Jog on so called cyber men 

Dazed_and_C0nfused

You may be thankful when you reach State Pension age and those years as a "student" are actually still down as you being employed and therefore taken into account in calculating your State Pension entitlement.