Are you a ‘professional’ driver? A bus/coach driver? A train driver? A taxi driver? A chauffeur? An HGV/LGV/delivery driver? A lorry driver? A wagon driver?
Whether you are employed or self-employed, are you claiming all of your UK income tax allowances?
Are you claiming all of the work-related expenses allowable against your UK income tax?
HMRC accepts that, if you incur expenses relating directly to your job, you can claim a UK income tax repayment and/or income tax relief.
Allowable expenses, which should enable us to obtain an income tax rebate from HMRC, include:-
- Cleaning and maintaining uniforms and/or protective clothing, overalls etc
- Licence/registration/CRB fees
- Medical fees
- Safety equipment including footwear, glasses/goggles
- Daily travel/meal allowance
- Working away/overnight allowance
Please note that repayment claims to HMRC for UK income tax rebates can be back-dated to April 6th 2010. Then, once HMRC agree a tax back claim, any and all agreed income tax allowances and reliefs will be allowed in the current and future tax years.