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Tax relief for employees and self-employed who are working from home
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Letter 1 – for employer clients. This letter covers:
- tax treatment if additional payments are made to employees by employers for working at home
- tax relief for employees on costs incurred by employees
- recent HMRC guidance on certain expenses and benefits provided to employees during the COVID-19 outbreak
- help sheet which employers can pass on to their employees
Letter 2 – for self-employed clients. This letter covers:
- what costs are potentially allowed
- examples of how much can be claimed
- used of fixed rate deductions.
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