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WFH tax claim
hccole80
Posts: 3 Newbie
My contact with my employer is a work from home contract. Does this mean I can claim the tax for working from home or am I exempt because I am already contracted to do that through agreement with my employer. Don’t want to get on the wrong side of the tax man!
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If your contract says you are required to work from home, and you are not paid any sort of allowance for doing that, you can claim the standard deduction of £6 per week, worth £1.20 per week to a basic rate taxpayer.1
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