Work and education
Employment and education costs should be checked against the applicable requirements and available records. Flat-rate deductions and actual costs are not always treated in the same way.
Tax deductions depend on your personal circumstances and the supporting evidence available. A structured review helps identify relevant deductions without adding unsupported items.
Common areas include employment, education, pensions, insurance and certain family- or health-related expenses.
Employment and education costs should be checked against the applicable requirements and available records. Flat-rate deductions and actual costs are not always treated in the same way.
Pillar 3a contributions, pension fund purchases and certain insurance items may be relevant depending on your situation and the evidence for the tax year.
Family circumstances, health costs and residential property can also affect possible deductions.
Collect the relevant evidence and check whether each expense qualifies before entering it. Unsupported or inapplicable amounts should not be included simply as a precaution.
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