A short YouTube explainer by Ndubuisi 'Andy' Egwim about which work-related expenses can and cannot be claimed as tax relief. The speaker states you can claim for expenses related to your regular workplace, but not for training undertaken for personal interest (e.g., learning guitar) and not for personal commuting costs to a regular workplace, citing HMRC guidance.
So you can just claim for your regular workplace. Now I think it's also important to look at what you cannot claim, according to Hmlson. So things like training for personal interest, maybe you're learning how to become better in playing the guitar. Personal commuting, you have to travel yourself. Expenses that you spend obviously in your own personal trips. There's no way you can't, you can't claim that workplace related, obviously the cost of traveling to a regular workplace, you cannot claim that as well.
