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Money back for washing works uniform
Matt_22
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How does this work? I have heard if you wear a uniform supplied by work you can get money back for washing it? Thanks
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You can claim expenses if it a logo'd uniform (or specialist protective clothing).Matt_22 said:How does this work? I have heard if you wear a uniform supplied by work you can get money back for washing it? Thanks
This will typically be £60/year.
The tax savings from expenses of £60 will vary depending on your taxable income (and types of income) but it will often be either £12 (£60 x 20%) or £24 (£60 x 40%).
For some people though it will be £0. And in a very niche scenario it could be worth £264 😳.1 -
£12 is hardly worth the bother0
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Someone mentioned to me it was 100 a year. They must be wrong0
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There are a few jobs that can claim a uniform expenses of £100 but most people get the £60 figure.Matt_22 said:Someone mentioned to me it was 100 a year. They must be wrong
There is a list here....https://www.gov.uk/guidance/job-expenses-for-uniforms-work-clothing-and-tools
Top of the list for value isPilots, co-pilots, helicopter pilots and uniformed flight deck crew at £1022 0
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