There’s a famous, old saying that can apply to anything… But especially tax refunds…

“You pay peanuts, you get monkeys”

We charge just a little more than other, second-rate tax refund firms. This enables us to do a more in-depth review of the taxes you’ve paid, which means we can…

GUARANTEE to get you EVERY PENNY that you’re owed from HMRC.

and unless we can get you a tax refund, you won’t pay us anything.

Where we do help you get a tax refund, our fees are easy to understand. If your refund is up to £100, our fee is £38. If it’s over £100, the fee is 38p for each £1 refunded. In the event your refund is less than £38, you’ll have nothing more to pay us.

Any refund you receive for a current tax year that’s paid directly into your wages is free of charge – there will be nothing to pay us on this part of the refund.

We’ll also arrange a new tax code for you where needed. Any savings this makes for you next year and each year thereafter will be yours to keep. You won’t pay us a fee for these either.

Our Average Tax Refund For Clients Is Over £206!

When it comes to tax refunds, you probably think

“My employer sorts out all of this tax code stuff, and if I was due a tax refund I would have got it in the post, right…”

Like most of the U.K., you probably think this too, and that you aren’t due a tax refund because your employer sorts it all out…

Your employer has to use the tax code they’re given by HMRC. If the code’s wrong, your employer can’t do anything about it. It’s up to you to check the code and make sure HMRC has given them the right one. If it’s wrong, it’s your responsibility to get it corrected as soon as possible.

This sounds a little bit unfair, doesn’t it? But that’s the way it is – this article explains the whole ‘tax refund is your problem’ business in more detail:

http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-2174956/Taxman-set-make-YOU-responsible-checking-tax-code-leaving-risk-shock-bills.html

All it takes is for HMRC to send your employer the wrong code – which we find happens to more than 1 in 3 people.

To find out if you’re on the right tax code, and keep the peace of mind that you aren’t being overcharged tax, simply press the big green button at the top of the page!

Our Average Tax Refund For Clients Is Over £206!

So, You’ve Heard About Our Famous Tax Refund Company…

Maybe someone you know has used us and gotten themselves a nice little tax refund and treated themselves, and you want in on the action.

Naturally, the next question you’ll ask is:

“Why could I even be due a tax refund?”

There are a couple of reasons.

The first is HMRC could have made a mistake with your tax code in the last 4 years. This happens a lot more often than you think: Just recently HMRC admitted there were errors in its system which could result in 10,000’s of people overpaying tax. And that’s just the errors they know about!

The other is you might not know there are tax allowances, (or were tax allowances as some of them have gone now) you were entitled to ask for so you paid less tax. If you didn’t know about these allowances, there’s no way you could ask HMRC to put them in your tax code, so they give you the wrong code. That meant you paid more tax than you needed to.

The good news is it’s not too late to get your money back because HMRC lets us go back up to 4 years to claim any allowances you missed out on, or to correct any mistakes.

The problem you’ve got is unless you know what to look for, you won’t spot any mistakes and unless you know what allowances you were entitled to, you can’t ask HMRC to let you have them! That means any money you overpaid is going to stay in HMRC’s bank account, instead of yours! HMRC also gives you a deadline to claim your money back. If you miss it, they’ll keep your money!

Want us to check your tax code for FREE and see if you’re due a refund? Simply head on over www.thetaxrefundcompany.co.uk/login

Our Average Tax Refund For Clients Is Over £206!

Another big question you’re probably thinking in relation to is:

“How Often Should I Check my tax code to see if I’m due a tax refund?”

Good question about your tax refund!

Ideally, you should check it every year, or at LEAST once a year. Set a date in your calendar – the same day every year – and check your code.

You get a new tax code every year so you should ALWAYS check it’s correct.

You also need to do this in case your employer isn’t taking enough tax, otherwise, you’ll end up owing HMRC money and that could cause you financial difficulties in the future.

If you think your code is wrong, or just wants us to check your code to see if everything is right – free of charge –  simply go to http://mytaxcode.co.uk/services/

Our Average Tax Refund For Clients Is Over £206!

How 5 Little Digits Could Get You A Hefty Tax Refund…

Those funny little numbers and letter on your payslip could be costing you a lot of money and could be holding a secret tax rebate for you!

Your tax code – usually looks something like 1150L – tells your employer how much tax to take off your wages. If your employer uses the wrong code, they’ll take the wrong amount of tax…….and you’ve guessed it, it’s nearly always too much!

HMRC sends you out a new tax code at least once each year, but sometimes several times a year. Your employer has to use the tax code they’re sent, and they’ve no idea if it’s right or not. Ultimately it’s your job to check your employer has got the right code and taken the right amount of tax.

It’s a common mistake to believe that because “I’m on PAYE”, your employer sorts your tax and takes the right amount – Very common! In fact, it’s actually quite shocking at how many applicants find out they’re due a tax rebate…

Over 1 in 3!

That’s right, over a third of the tax code reviews we complete end up with our customers getting a tax refund, so it’s clear every taxpayer should check their tax code.

If you want to apply, simply click the big green button at the top of this page, or you can give us a call on 0161 968 7345. We’re friendly, I promise!

Our Average Tax Refund For Clients Is Over £206!