Tax Claims 4 U Ltd

You could be owed:

£1,220.00

Our clients usually receive their money in 6 to 8 weeks

What is your full name and date of birth?

Your Title*

Your First Name*

Your Last Name*

Your Date of Birth*

Please enter your D.O.B in this layout
DD-MM-YYYY example 20-07-1960

What is your partner’s full name and date of birth?

Your Partnerʼs Title*

Your Partnerʼs First Name*

Your Partnerʼs Last Name*

Your Partnerʼs Date of Birth*

Please enter your D.O.B in this layout
DD-MM-YYYY example 20-07-1960

What's your postcode?

Postcode*

Enter address manually

What is the best way to contact you?

Email*

Telephone number*

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I agree to be contacted in regard to my potential claim via email, phone/SMS when necessary.

Please Enter Your's Signature

Please Enter Your's National Insurance Number

National Insurance Number*

It's on your National Insurance card, benefit letter, payslip or P60. For example, 'QQ123456C'.

Please Enter Your Partner's Signature

Please Enter Your Partners's National Insurance Number

It's on your National Insurance card, benefit letter, payslip or P60. For example, 'QQ123456C'.

Finally, to support and speed up your refund, please tick the relevant box below.

One of you is employed or one of you is receiving a private pension

Please enter one of your tax codes below:

(This is located on your wage slip or your pension statement) e.g. 1250L, 850M, 449T, 1250M1

Both are unemployed or on benefits

Both are ONLY receiving a state pension

If (Higher earner’s name) is self-employed.

Don’t miss out on £1,260 marriage tax refund

Are you married or in a civil partnership and both UK residents?

What was the approximate date you married? This is needed for us calculate how much you can claim

Have you already made a claim for the Marriage Allowance?

Over the past 4 years, who has been the highest earner?

Since April 2017 has your annual income been between approximately £12,500 and £50,000?

Since April 2017 has your partner’s annual income been less than approximately £12,500?

Since April 2017 has your partner’s annual income been between approximately £12,500 and £50,000?

Since April 2017 has your annual income been less then approximately £12,500?

£1,220.00

What is your full name and date of birth?

What is your partner’s full name and date of birth?

What's your postcode?

What is the best way to contact you?

Please select the statements that apply to earnings

From the 6th April 2017 - 5th April 2018 was unemployed or earning less than £11,501.00 and did not pay tax?

From the 6th April 2018 - 5th April 2019 was unemployed or earning less than £11,851.00 and did not pay tax?

From the 6th April 2019 - 5th April 2020 was unemployed or earning less than £12,500.00 and did not pay tax?

From the 6th April 2020 - 5th April 2021 was unemployed or earning less than £12,570.00 and did not pay tax?

Please select the statements that apply to earnings

From the 6th April 2017 - 5th April 2018 was your income between £11,501.00 and £45,000.00 and a taxpayer?

From the 6th April 2018 - 5th April 2019 was your income between £11,851.00 and £46,350.00 and a taxpayer?

From the 6th April 2019 - 5th April 2020 was your income between £12,500.00 and £50,000.00 and a taxpayer?

From the 6th April 2020 - 5th April 2021 was your income between £12,570.00 and £50,270.00 and a taxpayer?

Please Enter Your's Signature

Please Enter Your's National Insurance Number

Please Enter Your Partner's Signature

Please Enter Your Partners's National Insurance Number

Finally, to support and speed up your refund, please tick the relevant box below.

£8.7 million claimed for clients

50,744 clients have reduced their tax

What is Marriage Allowance?

Your Back Payments

Eligibility Criteria

Don’t miss out on £1,260 marriage tax refund

Are you married or in a civil partnership and both UK residents?

What was the approximate date you married? This is needed for us calculate how much you can claim

Have you already made a claim for the Marriage Allowance?

Over the past 4 years, who has been the highest earner?

Since April 2017 has your annual income been between approximately £12,500 and £50,000?

Since April 2017 has your partner’s annual income been less than approximately £12,500?

Since April 2017 has your partner’s annual income been between approximately £12,500 and £50,000?

Since April 2017 has your annual income been less then approximately £12,500?

£1,220.00

What is your full name and date of birth?

What is your partner’s full name and date of birth?

What's your postcode?

What is the best way to contact you?

Please select the statements that apply to earnings

From the 6th April 2017 - 5th April 2018 was unemployed or earning less than £11,501.00 and did not pay tax?

From the 6th April 2018 - 5th April 2019 was unemployed or earning less than £11,851.00 and did not pay tax?

From the 6th April 2019 - 5th April 2020 was unemployed or earning less than £12,500.00 and did not pay tax?

From the 6th April 2020 - 5th April 2021 was unemployed or earning less than £12,570.00 and did not pay tax?

Please select the statements that apply to earnings

From the 6th April 2017 - 5th April 2018 was your income between £11,501.00 and £45,000.00 and a taxpayer?

From the 6th April 2018 - 5th April 2019 was your income between £11,851.00 and £46,350.00 and a taxpayer?

From the 6th April 2019 - 5th April 2020 was your income between £12,500.00 and £50,000.00 and a taxpayer?

From the 6th April 2020 - 5th April 2021 was your income between £12,570.00 and £50,270.00 and a taxpayer?

Please Enter Your's Signature

Please Enter Your's National Insurance Number

Please Enter Your Partner's Signature

Please Enter Your Partners's National Insurance Number

Finally, to support and speed up your refund, please tick the relevant box below.

£8.7 million claimed for clients

50,744 clients have reduced their tax

What is Marriage Allowance?

Your Back Payments

Eligibility Criteria

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Are you sure no tax was paid for these years?