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New Fri 1 Feb 19 02:34 
 Exam Fees for Tax - zippy
Eldest chose to take some exams at the beginning of the year to further her doctoring career. The exam cost £600 and the travel and subsistence a further £100.

Can she claim the tax back from the HMRC or offset the costs against her "ash cash"?

She can claim some professional membership fees I think.
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New Fri 1 Feb 19 07:14 
 Exam Fees for Tax - hjd
Probably OK if "wholly, exclusively and necessarily" for purposes of her employment.
See www.rcog.org.uk/en/careers-training/resources--support-for-trainees/useful-resources-for-trainees/tax-relief-on-exam-and-training-costs/ for the info from the Obs and Gyn lot.
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New Fri 1 Feb 19 12:43 
 Exam Fees for Tax - zippy
Thanks for that. Should have checked with her board (DOH) and they say yes as well...

www.rcseng.ac.uk/news-and-events/media-centre/press-releases/announcement-of-tax-relief-on-the-mrcs-exam/

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