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Parents-Does The Taxman Owe You £1,500? (merged)
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So is this true or not.0
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Ive written to the tax office twice now and heard nothing at all
Looks like Ill have to keep at it0 -
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was looking at DH payslips cant really tell on moment is tax code is high then its low again.
Also how do i find my tax office.0 -
Help!!
We (hubby actually) claimed this back in April, his tax office is Liverpool.
After several chasing-up phone calls we are getting nowhere.
I've found all his P60's for the last 7 years & we have the relevant ones for the tax years of 2001/2002 and 2002/2003.
His tax code for 2002/2003 is 938, i think, so i'm assuming the tax relief has been applied for that year.
The year in question is 2001/2002. Qualifying for the tax relief doesn't appear to be a problem...they've told us it seems we're entitled to it. However......despite him having P60's for 2001/2002 and the previous year 2000/2001...and being in the same job for the last 22 years......they are now saying because they have no records, he must have been working abroad & have sent him a P85 (Leaving the UK) and a P86 (arrival in the UK)
The only time he's ever left the country in his 38 years is for a fortnight's holiday
The last time he phoned, they asked for all the details on his P60 for 2001/2002 and STILL they send these forms.
Help me someone.......i just want them to send the flamin' cheque!:DAutism Mum Survival Kit: Duct tape, Polyfilla, WD40, Batteries (lots of),various chargers, vats of coffee, bacon & wine.0 -
Try one of these:
If your complaint is about:
Tax Credits
Tel: 0845 300 3900
Self Assessment
Tel: 0845 900 0444
National Insurance Contributions
Tel: 0845 302 1479
Child Benefit
Tel: 0845 302 1444
VAT, Customs, Excise and travel
Tel: 0845 010 9000
All call centre calls are recorded so the conversation you have should be as good as sending a letter. Tell them what has happened so far and that you are not willing to do all the running around on their behalf. Take a contact name and give them a week or so to get it sorted for you.
If you don't get any joy then you may have to escalate your complaint. Further info at: http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPortalWebApp.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pageContactUs_ShowContent&propertyType=document&resetCT=true&id=HMCE_PROD1_025307#P9_6200 -
Try one of these:
If your complaint is about:
Tax Credits
Tel: 0845 300 3900
Self Assessment
Tel: 0845 900 0444
National Insurance Contributions
Tel: 0845 302 1479
Child Benefit
Tel: 0845 302 1444
VAT, Customs, Excise and travel
Tel: 0845 010 9000
All call centre calls are recorded so the conversation you have should be as good as sending a letter. Tell them what has happened so far and that you are not willing to do all the running around on their behalf. Take a contact name and give them a week or so to get it sorted for you.
If you don't get any joy then you may have to escalate your complaint. Further info at: http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPortalWebApp.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pageContactUs_ShowContent&propertyType=document&resetCT=true&id=HMCE_PROD1_025307#P9_620
Thanks for trying to help Llyllyll...but it doesn't come under any of those.
It's a definate tax allowance that was applied to your tax code, so doesn't fit into any of those categories sadlyAutism Mum Survival Kit: Duct tape, Polyfilla, WD40, Batteries (lots of),various chargers, vats of coffee, bacon & wine.0 -
Hi
After reading the posts about Childrens Tax Credits on here, we wrote to our local tax office on the off chance, not expecting anything really, got a letter today saying we are due a refund of £520, for 2001-2002, so a great big thanks to everyone.
caris0 -
really confused. i have been reading on another web forum that i should only claim for the youngest child. shouldnt i just tell them about all of my children?
the reason they have said is because its double between a certain year and if i tell them about older children it will be the standard £545.
i think i am staring to really confuse myseld here.
please help
i have 3 children oct 1997,may 2001 and july 2003.0
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