SURE is a tax relief programme that allows you to receive a refund of income tax you paid in previous years. If you are starting your own business and meet the following criteria, you may be eligible for tax relief:
An Employee person
An Unemployed person
A Person who has recently lost their job
The following are the general requirements for SURE:
How much of a refund are you eligible for?
The amount of your refund is determined by your gross pay and the tax you paid over the previous four years. Individual circumstances, such as the amount of tax credits you are eligible for, can also influence the amount of SURE refund you receive.
We can assist you in calculating the amount of a refund you may be entitled to.
Contact us for a quote on our accountancy consultancy services if you require a specific calculation.
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Contact one of our Team members if you’re unsure about what you need to do to take advantage of SURE.
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