I worked for the last 5 years and now my residency expired and the home office didn't renew it so I have to leave as soon as I get my tax back. Am I entitled to a tax refund? And can I still carry on working untill I get the tax back?

Tuesday, April 20th, 2010

TaxFix

If you are leaving the UK then you can claim a tax refund.

Claiming a tax refund does not change your working rights or your eligibility to stay in the UK though.

When you finished working you should have been given a P45 from your employer when you have this you can make your claim by going to:

We can send your tax refund to your bank account in your home country so you do not need to be in the UK to receive or claim your refund.

Saturday, September 11th, 2010

Gairy Alexander Wilson

I have lived and worked in the UK since 1993 now I have returned home and is unable to come back to the UK. How much tax will I be able to claim?

Saturday, September 11th, 2010

TaxFix

Gairy Alexander Wilson: If you are leaving the UK you will be able to claim a tax refund if you are working legally.

When you finish working you should be given a P45. When you have this you can make your claim.

You can complete your leaving the UK tax refund at:

Let me know if you have any other questions or need any help.