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Posted 2 years ago by dandy1983
Hi HMRC, My employer has decided to close the office that I work from on Fridays and mandated that I work from home. Can I claim the £6 per week working from home allowance for those weeks that i have to work at home? If so is the amount reduced because it is only for one day a week? Thank you
Posted 2 years ago by HMRC Admin 10 Response
Hi
You can make the claim for the £6 per week even if you only work at home for part of the week.
Posted 7 months ago by Mark Madden
Can I ask a similar one. My employer provides accommodation on site for my team but only for half at any one time. The requirement is that if all desks are booked then you have to work from home. None of the staff want to work from home but are being required to. Does this enable the worker to claim the Working From Home allowance for the weeks when they work from home?
Posted 7 months ago by HMRC Admin 17 Response

Hi ,
 
No as employer accomodatoin is provided .

Thank you .
Posted 4 months ago by Lucy
Hello, I need to claim for working from home (my employer does not have an office). I am doing a personal tax return, but I can't see where to enter the figure. It doesn't seem to show expenses as it does in a self assessment tax return.
Posted 4 months ago by HMRC Admin 21 Response
Hi Lucy,
Please see the following Guidance which explains how to claim Working From Home Expenses -
Claim tax relief for your job expenses.
Thank you.
Posted 2 months ago by Trisha0
Hi, I'm a payroll employee working from home since 2019. I work from home full time i.e. 5 days a week 9-5:30. I've not claimed any allowance. I did claim this at the start when covid started but later on received a letter to pay more amount from hmrc once the tax year was done. Since then I've never claimed this. Am I eligible for the wfh allowance? How do I go about it? Thanks
Posted 2 months ago by HMRC Admin 19 Response
Hi,
You can see the guidance here: 
Working from home
Thank you.

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