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Refund From Tax: How UK Tax Refunds Really Work in 2026 | Complete Guide | Pro Tax Accountant

If you think you’ve overpaid tax, you may be entitled to a refund — but how do tax refunds actually work in the UK? In this video, Pro Tax Accountant explains the full process for UK taxpayers in the 2025-26 tax year, including why overpayments happen, how HMRC processes refunds, and how to claim the money you’re owed. Pro Tax Accountant, a trusted UK-based accounting firm, breaks down the most common reasons refunds occur: wrong tax codes, changes in employment, multiple jobs, emergency tax, pension overpayments, allowable expenses not claimed, and misreported income. You’ll learn how HMRC checks your PAYE and Self Assessment records, how automatic refunds are triggered, and the typical timeframes for receiving repayment. This guide is designed exclusively for UK taxpayers who want a clear understanding of the refund system. The video explains how to claim a refund through your Personal Tax Account, how P800 letters work, what to do if HMRC recalculates your tax, and how to avoid refund delays caused by incorrect employer submissions or missing documentation. It also clarifies when refunds cannot be issued automatically and when you must submit a claim. For personalised help with refunds, tax calculations, or HMRC queries, contact Pro Tax Accountant today. WhatsApp/Phone: 07985689912 Email: info@protaxaccountant.co.uk Disclaimer This video provides general information only and does not constitute formal tax, financial, or legal advice. Although Pro Tax Accountant aims to ensure accuracy for the 2025-26 tax year, refund eligibility and processing times vary depending on individual circumstances and HMRC systems. Viewers should not rely solely on this content when making financial decisions. Always seek professional advice before acting. Pro Tax Accountant accepts no liability for any loss or consequences arising from the use of this information. #ProTaxAccountant #UKTaxRefund #TaxRefund2025 #HMRC2025 #PTA #TaxRebateUK #PAYEUK #SelfAssessmentUK #TaxCodeUK #UKTaxHelp #TaxAdviceUK #P800UK