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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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Dazed_and_C0nfused said:Then I'm not sure why you are trying to do anything else?
I would expect you to get a calculation for 2020:21 in due course allowing the tax relief for 2019:20 (one week) and 2020:21 (full year).
2019:20 is limited to one week, not the full year (for working just one day) and 2019:20 is only £4/week as well not £6.0 -
Does anyone know of a number to call for this type of query? Thank you!0
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You are using the wrong form then.
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/hm-revenue-customs/contact/income-tax-enquiries-for-individuals-pensioners-and-employees1 -
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I applied for WFH tax relief yesterday my tax code got updated today for this year what happens about last year? Do I get a lump sum £312? If so is this a fast payout?
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powell43 said:powell43 said:Hi
I applied for WFH tax relief yesterday my tax code got updated today for this year what happens about last year? Do I get a lump sum £312? If so is this a fast payout?
thanks
The only place you can get £312 from is your employer.
HMRC allow tax relief on £312 which will save you between £0 and, in extreme circumstances*, £190 in tax per year. For most who apply retrospectively it will be either £60 or £120.
You should get a calculation for last year in the couple of weeks.
* Only people completing Self Assessment returns could get that much.0 -
Dazed_and_C0nfused said:powell43 said:powell43 said:Hi
I applied for WFH tax relief yesterday my tax code got updated today for this year what happens about last year? Do I get a lump sum £312? If so is this a fast payout?
thanks
The only place you can get £312 from is your employer.
HMRC allow tax relief on £312 which will save you between £0 and, in extreme circumstances*, £190 in tax per year. For most who apply retrospectively it will be either £60 or £120.
You should get a calculation for last year in the couple of weeks.
* Only people completing Self Assessment returns could get that much.0 -
Dazed_and_C0nfused said:You should get a calculation for last year in the couple of weeks.
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The op said "I applied for WFH tax relief yesterday" so what happened in the summer is irrelevant, they need a new calculation to include the WFH expenses.0
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powell43 said:Dazed_and_C0nfused said:powell43 said:powell43 said:Hi
I applied for WFH tax relief yesterday my tax code got updated today for this year what happens about last year? Do I get a lump sum £312? If so is this a fast payout?
thanks
The only place you can get £312 from is your employer.
HMRC allow tax relief on £312 which will save you between £0 and, in extreme circumstances*, £190 in tax per year. For most who apply retrospectively it will be either £60 or £120.
You should get a calculation for last year in the couple of weeks.
* Only people completing Self Assessment returns could get that much.
For 2020:21 you will get a calculation and be invited to pull the money into your bank account from your Personal Tax Account.
You may be able to do that now i.e. the calculation is in the post but the ability to claim the tax overpaid (for 2020:21) could already exist.0
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