Tax on PPI Refunds

Dedicated expert team

No-Win, No-Fee services

Quick and easy process

If you have previously received a PPI refund, it is highly likely tax was automatically deducted from your compensation.

In most cases, the lenders automatically deducted the tax from your refund and paid it to HMRC before you received your money.

Our process

Then Tax Refunds helps clients recover the tax automatically deducted from their PPI settlements.

Sign the form

Sign the form

Step 01
We'll gather all the details and assess your claim

We'll gather all the details and assess your claim

Step 02
We’ll send your claim to HMRC

We’ll send your claim to HMRC

Step 03
If successful, we'll send your refund to you*

If successful, we'll send your refund to you*

Step 04
Complete & sign the form

Complete & sign the form

Direction Arrows
Step 01
We'll investigate your claim

We'll investigate your claim

Direction Arrows
Step 02
Once all details are gathered we’ll submit to  HMRC

Once all details are gathered we’ll submit to HMRC

Direction Arrows
Step 03
If successful, we’ll pay your refund directly into your bank account

If successful, we’ll pay your refund directly into your bank account

Step 04

Should you claim?

Due to a change in tax on savings interest, any compensatory interest paid to you as part of your PPI refund can now fall under the Personal Savings Allowance and is potentially eligible to be claimed back.

Increased payout

Reclaiming incorrectly deducted tax from PPI settlements can lead to an increase in your overall PPI payout

Recover your money

A portion of the PPI refund that was deducted for tax purposes could be recovered

Quick & stress-free

The process of reclaiming tax from PPI settlements can be quick and stress-free with the help of specialized agencies like Then Tax

Get your money back

Reclaiming tax helps individuals get back the funds that rightfully belong to them

Why use Then Tax Refunds?

Dedicated expert team

No-Win, No-Fee services

Quick and easy process

Support Centre.

For answers to common questions, please visit our support centre.

Work from Home Tax Claims.

Did you work from home during the period 2020-2022?

Uniform Tax Claims.

Are you required to wear and maintain a uniform for work?

*minus our service fee