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tay77
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Hello
I will have to fill out a tax return for HICBC as I earned over 50k for the first time. As I'm on PAYE, is there anything I can claim for as expenses to lower the tax burden. I pay union fees and pay into a pension. Can I claim for them or anything else?
Thanks
I will have to fill out a tax return for HICBC as I earned over 50k for the first time. As I'm on PAYE, is there anything I can claim for as expenses to lower the tax burden. I pay union fees and pay into a pension. Can I claim for them or anything else?
Thanks
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Union fees are highly unlikely to be eligible for tax relief.tay77 said:Hello
I will have to fill out a tax return for HICBC as I earned over 50k for the first time. As I'm on PAYE, is there anything I can claim for as expenses to lower the tax burden. I pay union fees and pay into a pension. Can I claim for them or anything else?
Thanks
What method do you use to contribute to the pension?
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Some union fees are deductible. Find your union's website, as this should tell you.0
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