Paid for work
out of your own pocket?
You may be able to claim it back.

Uniforms, tools, mileage and professional fees can all qualify for tax relief, but you have to claim it from HMRC. Answer a few questions to see what you may be able to claim. We decode it. You keep what's yours.

See your checklist free. No account needed. One flat £9.99 for the full report, never a share of what you claim.

4 yrs

you can usually claim back as far as 4 tax years

55p

a mile for cars and vans: HMRC's rate for your first 10,000 business miles from 6 April 2026

£9.99

one flat fee for your report, never a share of what you claim

Guidance based on current HMRC published rates. General information only, not financial, legal or tax advice. Always verify with HMRC or a qualified accountant for complex affairs.

Start with the tax relief guides

Understand the rules before you claim. You can use HMRC’s services yourself for free.

Business mileage tax relief for employees →Uniform and tools tax relief →Professional fees tax relief →Working from home tax relief after April 2026 →Marriage Allowance eligibility →Scottish Income Tax and expense relief →Self-employed expenses: a practical checklist →How to check your tax code →

What does the £9.99 report include?

A checklist based on your answers, with official source links, records to gather and the next steps for each relevant area. It is an automated guidance report, with no subscription and no share of any refund.

Do I have to buy a report to claim?

No. You can claim directly through HMRC for free.

Does a result mean I am owed a refund?

No. Eligibility, tax paid, reimbursements and earlier claims must be checked. A short quiz cannot establish a precise amount owed.

How are earlier tax years handled?

Check each year separately. The existence of a claim window does not mean you qualify for every year in it.

Guidance checked 10 October 2026 · How we use sources

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Step-by-step instructions and the right form to claim each one

Earlier-year eligibility and records to check

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TaxDecoded gives general guidance and an estimate based on your answers. It isn't financial, legal or tax advice, and we aren't HMRC or an agent acting for you. You decide whether to claim, and you check every detail before you sign and send anything. HMRC makes the final decision on every claim.

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One thing to do right now

Check your tax code on your payslip or P60. The standard code for 2026/27 is 1257L (S1257L in Scotland). If yours is different — especially if it shows BR, 0T or a K code — there's a good chance HMRC is taking more than they should every month. Your full report explains exactly what to do.