Originally Posted by Still Game (Post 11995429)

So. If you're communicating with HMRC then that's a good thing. Good to question the overpayment too. Get all the facts and figures in front of you and agreed with HMRC. Then, set up a realistic payment plan with them. Here's a recent article. Heading abroad to escape your debts? Think again - Telegraph

I think you're getting a bit upset and defensive on this thread because you've basically asked for people's advice on how to not pay the payments you're due to pay. Which yes, is called a scam or scamming.

You've asked 'can they chase me overseas' which means you're going to try to not pay the HMRC whatever you owe - rather than set up a payment plan on the agreed figure. So, rather than getting upset at people on here answering your question about 'will you get chased' then just try to chill a bit and listen to the advice people are trying to give you.

Originally Posted by caferacer59 (Post 11998084)

Does anyone know the UK phone numbers for HMRC to make an inquiry tax bill, and also a number to arrange a payment plan?

Originally Posted by caferacer59 (Post 11998084)

Does anyone know the UK phone numbers for HMRC to make an inquiry tax bill, and also a number to arrange a payment plan?