Can I reclaim all my taxes when leaving the UK?

Not automatically. If you were charged income tax in the same tax year that you left the UK, the chances are that you could be due a tax refund.

The value of a tax refund depends on your earnings and how much tax you paid in that period.

Whenever you apply for an income tax refund, you effectively reclaim the part of income tax that you have overpaid in the tax year in question (you are currently allowed to claim back overpaid tax going back 4 tax years).

In some cases, it is possible that all the income tax that you paid in the tax year when you left the UK could be due back to you; in other cases the refund value will only represent a portion of the tax you paid.

Our simple three-step process

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Step 1

Get in touch

Fill out our online form or give us a call. We just need some basic information like your employment history.

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Step 2

Get an estimate

We'll give you an estimate on how much you might be due, and let you know how we can help you get it all back.

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Step 3

Get paid

We will apply for your refund and do all the legwork with chasing up HMRC on the status of your application.