Get Uk R40 2023-2025

So if, like most people, you haven't earned over your PSA in the year your PPI claim was repaid, then you can claim it back. ... If you're a taxpayer and the total interest earned from savings and PPI statutory interest is less than your personal savings allowance, you are due all PPI tax paid back.

You can download form R40 from GOV.UK. If you are unable to print the form off yourself (or with help from friends/a local library, etc.) then you will have to phone HMRC to request that they send you a copy. The phone number to use is: 0300 200 3300.

So if, like most people, you haven't earned over your PSA in the year your PPI claim was repaid, then you can claim it back. ... If you're a taxpayer and the total interest earned from savings and PPI statutory interest is less than your personal savings allowance, you are due all PPI tax paid back.

If you are sending the form R40 to HMRC you need to send it to HMRC, at ''Pay As You Earn, HM Revenue and Customs, BX9 1AS, United Kingdom'. This claim can be made for earlier years, with a 4 year time limit. For example, a claim for 2015 to 2016 must be received by HMRC by 5 April 2020.

If you are sending the form R40 to HMRC you need to send it to HMRC, at ''Pay As You Earn, HM Revenue and Customs, BX9 1AS, United Kingdom'. This claim can be made for earlier years, with a 4 year time limit. For example, a claim for 2015 to 2016 must be received by HMRC by 5 April 2020.

So if, like most people, you haven't earned over your PSA in the year your PPI claim was repaid, then you can claim it back. ... If you're a taxpayer and the total interest earned from savings and PPI statutory interest is less than your personal savings allowance, you are due all PPI tax paid back.

In completing the form R40, you should input the net interest in box 3.1 'Net interest paid by banks, buildings societies etc, purchased life annuities and PPI payments after tax taken off'. You should then input the tax deducted in box 3.2 and the gross amount in box 3.3.

If you are not required to fill in a tax return, you can get tax relief for your allowable expenses by completing the P87 Tax relief form online available at: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/forms/p87form.htm. You have to fill out the form if this is the first time you require tax relief for expenses.