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MSE News: Tax deadline looming for self assessment payers
Former_MSE_Guy
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This is the discussion thread for the following MSE News Story:
"The deadline for paper submissions is 31 October, which is a Sunday, meaning the true cut-off is two days earlier ..."
"The deadline for paper submissions is 31 October, which is a Sunday, meaning the true cut-off is two days earlier ..."
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I filed my tax return on paper in good time last year, handing it in at my local tax office to make sure they received it.
They lost it.
I do not disagree with fining people if they miss a deadline, but it would be good if the system worked the other way round too. I had an apology and a request that I re-submit my return, but there was no £100 cheque in the envelope!0
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