It's Back up and running

yellowmonkey

I cant wait :rolleyes:

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haleygrey

Oh well, no excuse now not to get the forms finished, better add paper to my shoopping list for tomorrow

startagain_2

A question to those of you currently filling out your forms......

What is the trickiest part so far - any pooh traps to be careful of?

SA

DON79

it does ask you to list some information twice - like credit card and debit card details in different sections of the forms which is odd.

i have only just done them and printed them off and I can't remember either! :doh:

oh and you have to tick all the boxes which say nothing to declare for each section if it does not apply to you.

startagain_2

DON79 wrote: »

it does ask you to list some information twice - like credit card and debit card details in different sections of the forms which is odd.

i have only just done them and printed them off and I can't remember either! :doh:

oh and you have to tick all the boxes which say nothing to declare for each section if it does not apply to you.

Ooh - just like Customs and Excise! lol

What did you find the most help - the guidance notes from the ISA or the CAB Derbyshire example, or neither?

Have you got any pension arrangements? That is confusing me a bit, as to the value and suchlike - there are all different amounts on my pension statements. :huh:

SA

DON79

Hi, I just sort of muddled through, I didn't really refer to any guidance notes in particular.

I have a pension but it is a non-contributory one so I don't have to pay anything into it but I can make additional contributions if I wanted to. I haven't but I probably should! So I am probably not too much help on that one am afraid.

Donna

startagain_2

DON79 wrote: »

Hi, I just sort of muddled through, I didn't really refer to any guidance notes in particular.

I have a pension but it is a non-contributory one so I don't have to pay anything into it but I can make additional contributions if I wanted to. I haven't but I probably should! So I am probably not too much help on that one am afraid.

Donna

Hmm,
I haven't paid anything into mine for nearly 18 years ... and I draw the princely sum of £200 on my birthday each year.
When I get to that bit, I will post a question for the clever people on here!
SA

DON79

Sorry can't be of more help about that bit.

£200 sounds a good sum for a birthday meal each year!

hopefully if you post a question up, there will be an expert who can help.

haleygrey

the worst bit is when you have put in the details of your companys tax office. How many people know that?

DON79

I had to actually phone up to get it, there should be a phone number for your tax office on your payslip.