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Question: Help with claiming for tax Deductible Expenses?

Hi,
I’m an NHS junior doctor, working in the UK , and I’m trying to apply for tax deductible expenses. I have no experience in money / tax related matters, and in terms of documentation, I have most (but not all) of my payslips as well as some P60 and P45 forms from various Hospitals I have worked in I have heard that this can be done by myself rather that pay for an accountant to do this.. Is this true? Would an accountant be able to get me more money (even though this may be offset by their fees) since they know exactly what they are doing and I’m essentially doing this for the first time from scratch?
I’m hoping to include professional medical examinations, revision courses, revision materials (books and DVDs) as well as a personal computer in my expenses (the use of a PC is essential for me as I need to store on it medical training data). Any tips to help me make a good case for my expenses would greatly be appreciated. Many thanks for your help and guidance.

Answer: I’d recommend using an accountant.
Professional examination costs are not deductible.

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