Reclaiming tax in the UK
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The company that is shipping over boxes for me will also look at my tax situation and assess whether I have overpaid to the inland revenue (I definatey have). They will charge 12% for this which I think sounds pretty reasonable (I've heard of other companies charging 40%).
So, does this sound like a good deal or is it just as easy to do it yourself?
So, does this sound like a good deal or is it just as easy to do it yourself?
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The company that is shipping over boxes for me will also look at my tax situation and assess whether I have overpaid to the inland revenue (I definatey have). They will charge 12% for this which I think sounds pretty reasonable (I've heard of other companies charging 40%).
So, does this sound like a good deal or is it just as easy to do it yourself?
So, does this sound like a good deal or is it just as easy to do it yourself?

I'd go to the direct.gov.uk website and download the form myself and save myself the 12%
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I'll have a look at them for you for 9% 
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Dougie

No seriously listen to Louise
Dougie
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The company that is shipping over boxes for me will also look at my tax situation and assess whether I have overpaid to the inland revenue (I definatey have). They will charge 12% for this which I think sounds pretty reasonable (I've heard of other companies charging 40%).
So, does this sound like a good deal or is it just as easy to do it yourself?
So, does this sound like a good deal or is it just as easy to do it yourself?
Possibly not worth a 12% cut. I'll do it for 5 :-)
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I submitted mine in January and the last letter I received (mid June) stated they were updating their computer systems. I phoned at the beginning of August and they stated my details were incorrect (sent and acknowledged by the June letter) hence I failed security. A complaint letter has been sent.....
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How long did you wait for your money ?
I submitted mine in January and the last letter I received (mid June) stated they were updating their computer systems. I phoned at the beginning of August and they stated my details were incorrect (sent and acknowledged by the June letter) hence I failed security. A complaint letter has been sent.....
I submitted mine in January and the last letter I received (mid June) stated they were updating their computer systems. I phoned at the beginning of August and they stated my details were incorrect (sent and acknowledged by the June letter) hence I failed security. A complaint letter has been sent.....
I'm thinking of sending the tax office a birthday card on the anniversary.
Anyone else been waiting for 10 months ?
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