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Find out how to claim tax relief on money you’ve spent on things like work uniform and clothing, tools, subscriptions or business travel.

Claim Income Tax relief for your employment expenses (P87)

The Hardware Access Scheme has been established to supply people that meet the criteria with access to digital equipment (currently laptops). To access this scheme you must be referred by a professional, you cannot self-refer.

Hardware Access Scheme at Digital Kent

The Connectivity Access Scheme has been established to supply individuals that meet the criteria with access to connectivity. This is currently with a mobile 4G Router. The beneficiary must be referred by a professional using Digital Kent's online form. Beneficiaries cannot self-refer, to minimise abuse of the scheme.

Connectivity Access Scheme at Digital Kent

The Digital Support Scheme has been set up to provide informal support to people (18 years old or over) who would like to improve their digital skills, motivation or confidence. You can be referred by a professional or self-refer to this scheme.

Digital Support Scheme at Digital Kent

The government has worked with a range of Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) to deliver low-cost broadband and phone service packages, called social tariffs, for those on low incomes.

Social tariffs are available for people claiming Universal Credit, Pension Credit and some other benefits, with some providers offering deals from £15 a month.

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