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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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See link I've just posted above.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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Thank you for the info. I will contact hmrc to give up my laundry tax allowance. I am using the tumble dryer less now wfh so it's swings and roundaboutszagfles said:No. If you choose to work at home you can't claim. See https://www.gov.uk/tax-relief-for-employees/working-at-home
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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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Welcome, Colin! The advice I received was to wait until the end of the tax year and then claim as you'll only know then how many weeks you worked from home and can't submit two claims. In terms of how many days constitutes working from home, I'm not sure and so will let someone else weigh in there.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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All depends on your HR dept- I think you can request it from them in the first instance, but the chances are they will redirect you to HMRC (as happened to me).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 -
What is your current tax code?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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