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Martin Lewis: Working from home due to coronavirus, even for a day? Claim TWO years' worth of tax re
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L123 said:Hello, I have been working from home since March (Company made this mandatory) however, I've just been made redundant with my final working day on 18th September. Am I still able to claim back the £6 per week tax and if so, how should I go about doing this? Suggest going through my employer may not be the best idea however, the money would come in really helpful at the moment! Thank you in advance.
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zagfles said:No. If you choose to work at home you can't claim. See https://www.gov.uk/tax-relief-for-employees/working-at-home0
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Hi there, as I have been working from home since the 18th of March, do I put in a claim for 2019/2020 and another claim for 2020/2021?
Thank you
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My first ever post.. hope it goes on ok. I’ve been WHF from April and from this week I’m back in the office 2 days p/w and work 3 days p/w at home. Shall I fill out the tax form now or wait until I’m back working in the office 5 days p/w? Thankyou for any help.0
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Hi All,
I'm a little confused about this. I've been working from home since lockdown. I work PAYE at a university and have not been able to go to my workplace since lockdown, and doing all working from home. This might continue for a while. Do I ask the HR department of my employer for the £6 per week or do I go through HMRC?
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Colin_R_Day said:My first ever post.. hope it goes on ok. I’ve been WHF from April and from this week I’m back in the office 2 days p/w and work 3 days p/w at home. Shall I fill out the tax form now or wait until I’m back working in the office 5 days p/w? Thankyou for any help.May'18 DEBT FREE!
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wallofbeans said:Hi All,
I'm a little confused about this. I've been working from home since lockdown. I work PAYE at a university and have not been able to go to my workplace since lockdown, and doing all working from home. This might continue for a while. Do I ask the HR department of my employer for the £6 per week or do I go through HMRC?May'18 DEBT FREE!
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I've worked at home for years but each time i complete form to claim backdated from 2016 just states I'm paying the correct, which is not true. I wasted £15 trying to call HMRC never got to talk to anyone & not getting a reduced tax code.
Please can anyone help. Much appreciated
Skinnylegs_2
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Hello
I have been working from home since the end of March, we have now been told this will be a permanent thing. I have read through the forum and now am wondering if I were to claim the £6 p/w (from beginning of April 2020), do I submit this now, or wait until the end of the tax year next year? MTIA0 -
Skinnylegs_2 said:I've worked at home for years but each time i complete form to claim backdated from 2016 just states I'm paying the correct, which is not true. I wasted £15 trying to call HMRC never got to talk to anyone & not getting a reduced tax code.
Please can anyone help. Much appreciated
Skinnylegs_20
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