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Flow chart - requirement to complete a self-assessment returnThe rules which determine when an individual is required to complete a self-assessment return are widely misunderstood. HMRC complicates matter further with an odd set of practices which do... Read more
15 Dec 2020
What if HMRC wants to see you?There is no statutory obligation to attend an interview and some advisors advocate non-attendance. However, if you decide to attend an interview, how should you react to HMRC's questions?... Read more
30 Oct 2015
How to chase a repaymentMost tax districts deal with taxpayers in strict alphabetical order. So if your surname begins with "T" you'll have quite a wait for any repayment due to you. How can you speed up the process?... Read more
30 Oct 2015
30 Oct 2015
Enquiry - notice out of time letterHMRC must send a formal notice if it intends to start an enquiry into a self-assessment tax return. It has a limited time to do this. Before responding to any questions asked by HMRC check that the enquiry notice ha... Read more
26 Sep 2009
How to get an enquiry closed downIf you believe you've given the Taxman all the information he's requested, you may ask him to close the enquiry. If he refuses, it might be because he's on a fishing expedition or does not have the courage to close down ... Read more
30 Oct 2015
Do you have to sign the record of what was said?If you do attend an interview, HMRC will make notes and use the answers against you if it can. It may ask you to sign them as a true record of the meeting. Should you?... Read more
30 Oct 2015
How to make a complaint and get compensationUltimately, the Adjudicator's Office handles all complaints about the Taxman. However, the adjudicator will only examine a complaint if the right people in HMRC have seen it first. If you feel you have been ... Read more
30 Oct 2015
PAYE and National Insurance As an employer you are responsible for deducting both income tax and National Insurance contributions (NIC) from your employee's salary. Failure to do so could result in you being fined as well as being liable for any unpai... Read more
11 Nov 2011
Public liability insuranceIf you have premises where members of the public, clients and/or customers visit, it would be very prudent to ensure you've got this type of insurance in place. It will also cover the scenario where you or an employee visit a ... Read more
19 Jun 2009
