HMRC makes further changes to Form P87
In May 2022 HMRC made Form P87 mandatory for employees claiming tax relief for job-related expenses unless they had already made a claim through self-assessment. What's it changed now?
Since May HMRC has made changes and with effect from 21 December 2022 certain information on the revised Form P87 must be provided or it will reject the claim. The information that must be included i
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More information, including a link to the new version of Form P87 is available here. |
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