Refund Claim
Refund Claims
If you paid more than you owed, or missed a deduction or exemption you were entitled to, you can claim it back. Filings from several years ago are often still in time.
We find new grounds for a claim and approach the companies they fit
Extensive experience with refund claims
Continuous monitoring of changes in rulings and case law
What a refund claim is
Where the tax you filed and paid was more than it should have been, you can ask the authorities to correct it. In principle the claim can be made within five years of the statutory filing deadline — which means a filing from several years back is still worth reviewing.
Why these get missed
It is not an oversight on your part. There are structural reasons.
A deduction nobody mentioned
Reliefs that apply to particular industries or situations, but are not widely known.
An interpretation that changed later
Something treated as not allowable at the time of filing can become allowable when a ruling or precedent moves.
Qualified but never claimed
Credits for employment, investment or R&D where the conditions were met but no claim was made.
We find them and come to you
We do not wait to be asked. We review the rulings, precedents and tribunal decisions published on the national tax law database, identify newly accepted arguments, work out which companies they apply to, and contact those companies first. The refund opportunity you did not know about is one we bring to you.
A refund claim can in principle be made within five years of the statutory filing deadline. Where a subsequent event gives rise to the claim, a separate three-month window applies from the date you became aware of it.