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View all articlesTax Codes Explained 2026/27: What Your HMRC Tax Code Means
Your tax code tells your employer or pension provider how much tax-free pay you get. Here is how to read any HMRC tax code, check it, and fix it if it is wrong.
Read ArticleBR Tax Code: What It Means and When It's Wrong
A BR tax code means every pound from that job or pension is taxed at 20%, with no tax-free allowance. Here is when that is correct and how to fix it when it is not.
Read Article0T Tax Code: What It Means and How to Get Your Allowance Back
On a 0T code you get no tax-free Personal Allowance from that job or pension. Here is why HMRC or your employer uses 0T, and how to fix it and reclaim overpaid tax.
Read Article1257L Tax Code and Emergency Tax Codes (W1, M1, X) Explained
1257L is the standard UK tax code for 2026/27. Here is what it means, what the emergency versions 1257L W1, M1 and X do to your pay, and how to get overpaid tax back.
Read ArticleHow to Claim a Tax Refund from HMRC (P800, Uniform and Work Expenses)
Overpaid tax? Here is how to claim a tax refund from HMRC yourself — P800 refunds, uniform and work expense rebates, and how far back you can go — without paying a refund company.
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