HMRC tells employees 'don't' after worker made to pay £4,000

HMRC tells employees 'don't' after worker made to pay £4,000
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HMRC tells employees 'don't' after worker made to pay £4,000
Author: mirrornews@mirror.co.uk (Kieran Isgin)
Published: Feb, 10 2025 13:56

Summary at a Glance

The government body highlighted that numerous workers could be ensnared by online ads and tax refund firms falsely promising eligibility for work expense claims, in exchange for a portion of the refund.

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued a warning to employees who might risk losing thousands of pounds by not verifying their eligibility before claiming work expenses.

In this illustrative tale, based on real-life incidents, Mike lodged a claim with a refund company that suggested he could reclaim £4,000 from HMRC for work-related expenses.

However, if an employee fails to confirm their eligibility prior to making a claim, they may have to repay the entire amount, potentially leading to a bill running into thousands of pounds.

You might also need to furnish proof to HMRC to validate your eligibility for the claim, such as receipts for expenses.

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