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PAYE Construction Workers
If your work journeys are an average of 200 miles per week and you have worked over the past 4 years the Taxman could now owe you a tax refund of around £3,000
If you work through PAYE in the construction industry and drive your own vehicle to temporary sites it’s likely that HMRC owes you a tax refund of up to £3,000
Even if you travel by public transport, you could still claim although the tax refund will be somewhat less
Answer Yes to these 3 Questions
Have you been employed as a PAYE construction worker during the past four years?
Have you worked at different sites over those four years?
Do you use your own car and pay for your own fuel to drive to those different sites?
If the answer is YES, YES, YES
and
you are not re-imbursed by you employer
then
you should be entitled to a tax refund
So if you do an average of 200 miles per week
and because we can go back four years
your claim could be around
£3,000.
And remember the £3,000
is after our reasonable fees are deducted
We also offer a No Refund No Fee
to PAYE Construction Workers
So if you are not entitled to a refund,
we are not entitled to a fee
Please remember there are no upfront fees as we take these from the refunds received from HMRC
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