Tax Relief Claims for UK Taxpayers Who Want to Pay Less
Most people pay more tax than they need to because they miss reliefs they are entitled to claim. ABM Chartered Accountants reviews your tax position, identifies every available relief, and makes sure each one is claimed correctly on your self assessment return.
Every Relief Found and Every Claim Made
Tax relief reduces the amount of income or gains you pay tax on. It covers everything from business expenses and pension contributions to capital allowances, property costs, trading losses, and marriage allowance transfers. ABM Chartered Accountants makes sure nothing is missed, because every unclaimed relief is money you are giving away unnecessarily.
Our ICAEW and ACCA qualified accountants review your income, expenses, investments, and personal circumstances to identify every relief you qualify for. We calculate the claims correctly, include them on your self assessment return, and make sure you are paying the lowest amount of tax legally possible.
What Our Tax Relief Claims Service Covers
From claiming your business expenses to transferring your marriage allowance, here is how ABM Chartered Accountants reduces your tax bill by claiming every relief available.
Allowable Expense Claims
Identifying and claiming every legitimate business expense to reduce your taxable profit correctly.
Pension Tax Relief
Claiming higher and additional rate relief on pension contributions through your self assessment.
Capital Allowances
Claiming Annual Investment Allowance and other capital allowances on qualifying business equipment.
Property Income Relief
Claiming allowable property expenses and mortgage interest relief on your rental income correctly.
Loss Relief
Offsetting trading losses against other income or carrying them forward to reduce future tax bills.
Marriage Allowance Transfer
Transferring unused personal allowance between spouses to save up to 252 pounds per year in tax.
Stop Overpaying Tax on Income You Have Earned
The UK tax system offers dozens of reliefs, allowances, and deductions, but HMRC does not tell you which ones you qualify for. It is your responsibility to claim them. ABM Chartered Accountants takes that responsibility seriously and makes sure your return captures every legitimate relief so your tax bill reflects what you actually owe.
Unclaimed reliefs also have time limits. Most claims must be made within four years of the end of the tax year they relate to. If you have not claimed reliefs from previous years, there may still be time to go back and recover money you have already overpaid.
Tax Relief Claims for Taxpayers Right Across the UK
Based in Canary Wharf, London, ABM Chartered Accountants handles tax relief claims for individuals and sole traders throughout the UK. We file your return and claim every relief remotely.
Tax Relief Claims for Every Type of Taxpayer
We claim tax reliefs for sole traders, freelancers, landlords, company directors, contractors, employees with untaxed income, and higher rate taxpayers with pension contributions. Whatever your situation, we find the reliefs that apply.
Why Taxpayers Choose ABM for Tax Relief
Chartered Tax Relief Specialists
ICAEW and ACCA qualified claiming every available relief.
Nothing Left Unclaimed
Your return reviewed for every relief you qualify.
Previous Years Recovered
Missed reliefs from earlier years claimed where possible.
How We Work
Initial Consultation
Set Up and Onboard
Ongoing Support
We provide regular reviews and proactive advice to keep your finances optimised and HMRC-compliant.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to the tax relief questions we hear most often. Contact our team for tailored guidance.
What tax reliefs can I claim on self assessment?
Common reliefs include allowable business expenses, pension contributions, capital allowances on equipment, property expenses for landlords, trading loss relief, charitable donations through Gift Aid, marriage allowance transfers, and the annual CGT exempt amount. ABM Chartered Accountants checks which ones apply to your situation.
Can I claim tax relief on pension contributions?
Yes. Basic rate relief is applied automatically by your pension provider. If you are a higher or additional rate taxpayer, you claim the extra relief through your self assessment return. ABM Chartered Accountants calculates the additional relief and includes it on your return so you receive the full benefit.
What business expenses can I claim as a sole trader?
You can claim expenses that are incurred wholly and exclusively for your business. This includes office costs, travel, professional subscriptions, insurance, marketing, accountancy fees, use of home, and staff costs. ABM Chartered Accountants identifies every qualifying expense and claims it correctly on your return.
Can I claim for working from home?
If you are self-employed, you can claim a proportion of your household costs or use the HMRC simplified flat rate. For employees, the ability to claim tax relief for homeworking expenses is being withdrawn from April 2026. ABM Chartered Accountants advises on the current rules for your situation.
Can I go back and claim reliefs from previous years?
In most cases, yes. You can amend a self assessment return within 12 months of the filing deadline, or make an overpayment relief claim going back up to four years. ABM Chartered Accountants reviews your previous returns and recovers any reliefs that were missed.
How much does tax relief claims advice cost?
Fees depend on the complexity of your tax affairs and the number of reliefs being claimed. We offer fixed-fee self assessment packages that include a full review of your available reliefs. Contact ABM Chartered Accountants for a quote based on your circumstances.