Claim UK HMRC tax rebates
There are different reasons as to why you could be owed a tax rebate from the HMRC, we currently claim back tax for our clients for overpaid tax on: PPI Pay-outs, Working from home, Uniform and Marriage allowance. Based in Manchester, our company is fully registered to be your tax handler for claims with the HMRC.
Who can claim?
Home Responsibilities Protection (HRP) was a scheme designed to help people—mainly parents and carers—who spent time out of work looking after children or vulnerable adults. You were able to claim HRP if you were caring for a child under 16, receiving Child Benefit in your name, or caring for someone who was sick or disabled for at least 35 hours a week. HRP reduced the number of qualifying years needed for the State Pension, helping protect your pension entitlement during periods when you weren’t able to work.
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What is HRP?
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What it did: Between 6 April 1978 and 5 April 2010, HRP protected the State Pension of parents and carers by reducing the number of years they needed to pay National Insurance to get a full basic State Pension.
Since 6 April 2010: HRP was replaced with National Insurance credits (up to 22 years) to similarly help maintain qualifying years.
Since 6 April 2010: HRP was replaced with National Insurance credits (up to 22 years) to similarly help maintain qualifying years.
Who Qualifies for HRP
How Much Could You Be Owed for HRP?
Here’s a point-by-point breakdown of how much you could be owed from missing Home Responsibilities Protection (HRP):
- Missing HRP years can reduce your qualifying years for State Pension.
- Each qualifying year is currently worth about £5.82 per week on the basic State Pension.
- If you were missing 10 years of HRP, you could be underpaid by £58.20 per week.
- Over a full year, that’s about £3,026 in underpaid pension.
- Pension backpay can be backdated to when you reached State Pension age.
- Lump sums already paid out range from £1,000 to over £20,000, depending on your case.
- The average arrears paid so far are between £5,000 and £11,900.
- Some people have received weekly pension increases of £20–£40 or more.
- Total repayment depends on how many HRP years are missing and how long you’ve been underpaid.
How we Work
03 Steps
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01. Fill in Our Online Form
Start the process by providing us with your details so we can assess your case. Get started now by clicking the "CLAIM NOW BUTTON"
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02. Check & Submit
Richmond Carter will check your details and obtain further details from your lenders if necessary and submit this to HMRC.
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03. Receive Your Refund
It will usually take around 6-8 weeks for you to receive your PPI tax refund
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