The BDA is one of the HMRC approved professional bodies (list 3).
Who can claim?
If
joining the BDA is necessary to carry out your work or is relevant to
your job, members employed in the UK may claim tax relief on their
subscription fee. Both self-employed and salaried practitioners can
claim.
How do I claim?
In order to claim tax relief, you
must submit proof of payment of your BDA membership subscription fee
directly to your tax office. All submissions must be made by 5 April
each year. The tax relief will be reimbursed to you via your tax code
for the following year. A receipt will be sent to you when you join or
renew your membership.
How much can I claim?
Membership
subscription fees and taxation rates shown here relate to the membership
fees in force at 1 June 2022 and to the prevailing rate of income tax
for higher rate tax payers on the same date:
Essential
| £447
| £178.80
| £268.20
|
Extra
| £962
| £384.80
| £577.20
|
Expert
| £1372
| £548.80
| £823.20
|
Where can I find more information?
For more information about tax relief for professional fees and subscriptions, please visit HM Revenue and Customs.