Find out if HMRC owes you money — in under 60 seconds.
A professional-grade PAYE tax audit for UK employees. We check what you overpaid and hand you the exact steps to claim it back — you keep every penny.
Typical PAYE refunds range from £60 to £2,000+.
A PAYE tax refund is money HMRC returns when you have paid more Income Tax than you owed — usually because of a wrong or emergency tax code, changing jobs, or unclaimed reliefs. UK employees can reclaim overpaid PAYE tax for the last four tax years. This audit checks the common causes against HMRC rules and tells you what you may be owed and how to claim it.
Money-back guarantee. Only pay if it's worth it.
Prefer to check for free first? Try the Free UK Tax Code Checker →- ✓No account needed
- ✓One-off payment via Stripe (encrypted)
- ✓Your data auto-deleted after 30 days
- ✓UK registered — Companies House №15971170
over £300 million — GOV.UK
HMRC is sitting on hundreds of millions in unclaimed refunds because the system rarely tells you when you have overpaid — you have to check and ask. Most people never do.
Everything in your report.
- ✓Tax code analysis (last 2 years)
- ✓Emergency tax detection
- ✓Marriage Allowance check
- ✓Work-from-home allowance check
- ✓Uniform / tools tax relief check
- ✓Professional fees tax relief check
- ✓Personal allowance utilisation check
- ✓Refund estimate range
- ✓PDF report emailed to you
- —Filing your tax return for you
- —Self Assessment submission
- —Advice specific to self-employed income
- —CIS or IR35 analysis
Tax-reclaim firms take 20–40% of your refund — on a £900 refund that is up to £360 gone. This audit is a flat £9.99 and you keep 100% of whatever HMRC pays you.
The £9.99 Owed-Nothing Promise: if your audit doesn't surface at least one real refund route to act on, reply to the report email and we refund you in full. You risk two minutes, nothing else.
Worried it might find nothing? That is exactly what the guarantee covers — you only pay if the audit is worth it. And every finding is computed from the actual UK rules and legislation, not AI guesswork.
Start my audit — risk-freeYou can only reclaim four tax years back — the oldest year expires every April. If you have never checked, a year of your refund could disappear at the next deadline.
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