Andy Egwim shows the updated HMRC process for claiming tax relief on professional fees and subscriptions. His original guide 18 months ago helped thousands of doctors claim substantial relief, but regulatory changes have altered the steps. Start with a Google search for "tax relief" or "HMRC claim tax relief for job expenses," then click gov.uk/taxreliefforemployees and select professional fees and subscriptions.
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This is a practical bit on claiming tax relief on your professional expenses. Like I've done this guide about 18 months ago and thousands of doctors have used it to claim several thousands of pounds in tax relief, but there has been quite a few changes since then. A lot of back and forth changes and back to where it used to be and then more changes. So what we're going to do now, we're just going to go live and I'll show you what to do. So first of all, just start with Google. Just go straight to Google. So if you go to Google, just type Tax relief, or you can start with HMRC claim tax relief for job expenses, something like that. Simple. Okay, and then you go ahead and click on claim tax relief for your job expenses. So what does that do? It opens the page directly on HMRC website. You can check on top to make sure on the right page. So it's gov.uk/taxreliefforemployees. Okay, the link is also in the step-by-step guide. A downloadable PDF here. So it's claimed tax relief for your job expenses. You can look at overview, working from home, uniforms, and all that. Just pick professional fees and subscriptions. I like to read through the page just to see if there's anything obvious. But because I've done it quite a few times, I'll just go and pick professional fees and subscriptions. Feel free to read more if you like.
