Notice of Determination help

terric

Hi all, another poster recommended this forum for some advice. Basically an inland revenue guy turned up at my house last week. Long story short I was self-employed for a while but earning nothing due to being a full-time student or working under PAYE.

Anyway my bill went from around £300 to £8500ish in two months due to HRMC panicking and imposing a guesstimate on my bill. I've sorted it out now and am awaiting the review of the tax (which will hopefully bring it down to less that £1k surely!). What I wanted to know is what are my rights with regards to paying this back as I've just started a new job after graduating and am short on immediate funds but have a regular monthly income.

Thanks!

SeniorSam

terric wrote: »

Hi all, another poster recommended this forum for some advice. Basically an inland revenue guy turned up at my house last week. Long story short I was self-employed for a while but earning nothing due to being a full-time student or working under PAYE.

Anyway my bill went from around £300 to £8500ish in two months due to HRMC panicking and imposing a guesstimate on my bill. I've sorted it out now and am awaiting the review of the tax (which will hopefully bring it down to less that £1k surely!). What I wanted to know is what are my rights with regards to paying this back as I've just started a new job after graduating and am short on immediate funds but have a regular monthly income.

Thanks!

........ If you contact the Revenue and explain the position, I feel sure that they would accept a standing order or the like to assist. They are very helpful and understanding.

Sam

fengirl_2

You have no rights, but HMRC has the right to demand payment in full, or else take you to court. You can, however, come to a payment agreement with them, but they will expect this debt to be given priority.