NHS doctors can claim back thousands in work-related tax expenses. Andy Egwim walks through how to do it yourself for amounts under £2,500 per year, and warns that incorrect claims can trigger HMRC problems.
For the first few years of working as a doctor in the editor, I had no idea that I could claim back several thousands of pounds of my work related expense. Now this is not the sort of thing people stop you in the corridors and tell you about, certainly not on the night that you're on call. But when I learned about this process, it helped me to claim back several thousands of pounds of my professional expenses. An important thing to know is that you can do this yourself, especially if you are claiming less than £2,500 each tax year. And the deadline for for doing this is fast approaching. So take advantage of it. With this video, you can learn step by step, how to do it by yourself. Now, before we delve into the details, it's essential to understand that there's a right way to claim your tax relief and there's a wrong way that could lead to tax nightmares with hmrc. But don't worry, in this video, I'll not only show you how to do it the right way, but I'll also give you a gift. For those who watch to the end, it's a downloadable guide that will walk you through the process.
