Tax Yak – Episode 54 – WRE Mythbusting updated

In this episode of Tax Yak, two of our Senior Tax Trainers gather to correct some of the misinformation around work-related expenses (WRE). They also discuss important changes to making WRE claims, and explain what can and cannot be claimed. A useful reminder for accountants and taxpayers alike!

Host: Lynne Gibson, Senior Tax Trainer (TaxBanter) – Lynne on LinkedIn

Guest: Lee-Ann Hayes, Senior Tax Trainer (TaxBanter) – Lee-Ann on LinkedIn

Recorded: 5 August 2021

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