TRENDING 2026Affected by the HMRC State Pension Triple Lock Tax Error? Millions of pensioners overcharged.Scan Your P60 Now →

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Vertex AI Analysis

Our Document AI instantly cross-references HMRC legislation.

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Claim Packet

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Sample Calculations Using Example P60s

See exactly how our tax engine flags discrepancies and estimates your refund values.

Common Issue

Scenario 1: Stuck Emergency Code (P60 Scan)

An employee with £35,000 earnings ends the year with tax code 1257L W1/M1 on their P60. The payroll software failed to transition to a cumulative basis, ignoring the tax-free allowance build-up.

Yearly Pay: £35,000
Actual Tax Paid: £5,486.00
Correct Tax Liability: £4,486.00
Estimated Overcharge Refund:£1,000.00
HMRC System Error

Scenario 2: State Pension Triple Lock Mismatch

HMRC over-recorded State Pension by £9.05, subtracting it from the Personal Allowance on occupational pensions. This incorrectly subjected £9.05 of income to a basic rate tax charge.

Allowance Over-Restriction: £9.05
HMRC System Error Mismatch: Detected
Rebate Formula Adjustment: Applied
Estimated Mismatch Rebate:£9.05
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Yes. Reclaimly uses TLS 1.3/HTTPS secure socket layers to transmit all documents and user details. Our infrastructure is hosted inside highly secure, compliant Google Cloud Platform (GCP) data centers. We strictly follow GDPR regulations to safeguard user privacy.

?Why should I trust the refund estimate?

Our calculations are completely deterministic and written directly against standard HMRC tax manual policies. We verify exact allowance thresholds, higher/additional rate bands, and emergency code parameters. We even outline the calculations step-by-step in your report so you or your accountant can audit them yourself.

?Who built this?

Reclaimly was designed and built by a dedicated group of financial technology engineers and former UK tax compliance specialists. Our goal is to bring automation to HMRC tax refunds so everyday taxpayers do not have to pay huge commissions to expensive agencies.

?Is my data secure?

Yes. Your tax documents (P60, P45, or P2 Notices) are analyzed on-the-fly in isolated server environments. We do not persist or store your raw files beyond 30 days (they are deleted automatically from our cloud buckets). We never rent, share, or sell your financial data to third parties.

?What happens after I pay?

Once the one-off £5 payment completes, you instantly unlock your filing-ready claim packet. This contains pre-filled, compliant HMRC claim forms (R40/P50) and a customized cover letter. We provide clear, step-by-step instructions on printing, signing, and posting the packet directly to the specific HMRC office.