PAYE Refund Request

If you are an employee, your employer takes income tax and National Insurance contributions (NIC) off your pay before paying you. Your employer sends the tax and NIC to HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC). This system is called Pay As You Earn (PAYE).

Usually there are no issue with the running of PAYE, however if you used to work for more than one employer, or you did not work full tax year there are possibility that you have overpaid tax.

WHAT THAT SERVICE INCLUDE?

  • Work out your tax, so to check that your employer deducted the right amount of tax from your pay
  • Preparing and filing an application for a refund
  • Support during the entire process until you receive your payment

FOR WHOM IT IS?

  • For individuals who worked as an employee and overpaid taxes

PRICE (including VAT)

£150

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