Robert Whelan
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124 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Aug 2026
last heard 1 Aug
Robert Whelan’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You would, but at the same time, that's why a house swap is more effective because there's no cash transaction.
You're just basically saying you can live in my house for free and I'll live in your house for free.
Yeah, it's frightening.
And I think a lot of it is fear of just doing the tax return itself.
Because of payroll modernisation, a lot of the issues that would have arose when we were switching jobs, like you're going to go on emergency tax, all that's kind of been taken out of the equation now with payroll modernisation by revenue.
But there are still where we, for instance, if you have a married couple where...
a readjustment of their tax credits.
Maybe one person's working part-time, they could give some of their tax credits to their spouse.
People aren't taking advantage of that.
But the big one, medical expenses, claiming back the appropriate expenses.
People leave a lot on the table.
All have GP visits, physio, pharmacy.
The big thing people think, because they're part of the drug payment scheme, you can still claim the first 100, 120 quid for that yourself.
It absolutely does.
And not all drugs are part of the drug payment scheme.
I'm not going to appeal to a certain segment of your audience here.
But for instance, the GLP drugs, the weight loss drugs, they're not covered part of the drug payment scheme, but they are subject to tax relief.
And so things like that, whereby you find yourself consultant visits, hospital visits, all those, they all add up to considerable braces for your kids.
You know, all these little things, they all add up to a considerable refund.
Absolutely.
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