In the United Kingdom, expenses that are incurred "wholly, exclusively, and necessarily" in the performance of your duties as an employee or as a self-employed individual are generally considered tax-deductible. This means that you can claim these expenses on your tax return and reduce the amount of income that is subject to tax.
However, there are some restrictions on what can be claimed as a tax-deductible expense. For example, expenses that are considered to be personal in nature, such as commuting costs or clothing that is not required as part of your job, are generally not deductible. Additionally, certain types of expenses may be subject to specific rules or limits, such as the rules for claiming business mileage or the limits on the amount of rent or mortgage interest that can be claimed.
If you are an employee, your employer may also have policies in place regarding the types of expenses that can be claimed and the process for submitting expense claims. It is important to understand these policies and to follow them when submitting expense claims to ensure that you are able to claim all of the deductions to which you are entitled.
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