Parents-Does The Taxman Owe You £1,500? (merged)

chrismoney1800

marshallka wrote: »

We did not have the P60 either but my husband was working at the same place then so we have sent it to the office that deals with his pay now and put the same ref on. I think you should be ok. We have sent it recorded this time just in case the same happens again.

Hope you get some luck:D

Thanks again! Good luck too! Let us know how you get on!

marshallka

chrismoney1800 wrote: »

Thanks again! Good luck too! Let us know how you get on!

Will do. :beer:

crispqueen

Hi just got a letter after 4 months to say that hubby recieved his payment for 02/03 and have missed the deadline for 01/02...This isnt very fair is it? Ah well good to try it anyway!
Good luck to everyone else giving it a go :-)

hutchk1

Just to let you all know... the form 11ctc from the Inland Revenue website is no longer there. If however you go to the Entitlement Agency website which is one of these agencies that charge £94 for the privilege of recouping money from the tax that is owed to you and print off their forms, one of the forms on there is the 11CTC. Just fill it out and enclose a covering letter with it to your tax office. Hope this helps!

marshallka

hutchk1 wrote: »

Just to let you all know... the form 11ctc from the Inland Revenue website is no longer there. If however you go to the Entitlement Agency website which is one of these agencies that charge £94 for the privilege of recouping money from the tax that is owed to you and print off their forms, one of the forms on there is the 11CTC. Just fill it out and enclose a covering letter with it to your tax office. Hope this helps!

Please help anyone, i once printed all the forms off from the Entitlements agency as the website looked very official and it actually thought it was something to do with the Tax Credits and HMRC. I then sent them off and later realised that this agency charge you £94 to do it for you. I then telephoned them and CANCELLED this and was ASSURED that this had been cancelled and then sent out my own letters to Tax office requesting the 11CTC. Later I rang thetax office who said that my letter had not been received. I then sent another recorded delivery and this morning I have received a letter from our Tax office to say that they have paid this money to our agent nominated THE ENTITLEMENTS AGENCY. I have called the Tax office this morning and they say their systems are down. How do I stand now. This agency told me that everything was cancelled with them. I have claimed myself and sent the letter recorded delivery. I have tried to call this so callled agency and its just an anwerphone.

PLEASE HELP I AM SO ANNOYED AND WANT TO COMPLAIN -This company has never been in touch me since and now this. Have they got my money of £597.00 and not going to pay me.

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Now sorted as the Entitlements agency have sent back the cheque to us and its up to us now to get the cheque cancelled and another issued again in my hubbys name. The tax office have said this will take another 6 weeks cause of the backlog of post again and then another couple of weeks to get it sent out. I think its ridiculous the amount of time it take to open their post.

Whenever I sent in cheques for them from self employment they were cashed within the week.

keziah

hazelbunny wrote: »

My tax code for 2002/03 was 938T does anyone know if that code means I have/haven't had the tax relief.

Hate to tell you but with that code, if your income was more than £8500 you have UNDERpaid tax for that year. You've had the allowance without the restriction that limits it to 10%.

If you haven't been asked to repay it I suggest you keep quiet and don't rock the boat querying it!

Whoever suggested writing a snotty letter- not a good idea. The Govt is cutting back on staff severely and most of the people doing this work are facing losing their jobs/ being moved elsewhere. They can't legitimately ignore your letter but human nature being what it is if you've only got so many hours in a day and too much work which letters will end up at the bottom of the pile do you think? Nobody needs to be rude.

less2303

Try here for the form you need:
http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/forms/11ctc.pdf

lalamb

Probably a silly question but I've just called my local tax office and the tax relief was not applied so we were told that he is entitled to claim for 2002-2003.
Looking at the form 11CTC it asks
Did either you or your partner pay tax at the higher rate?
What should I put here, yes or no? I'm thinking yes because the relief wasn't applied?

lalamb

Does anyone know the answer to the above question? Please.

msmicawber

Hi lalamb, that's not a question anyone else could answer for you. It has to do with whether either of you paid higher rate tax at the time because you were high earners, rather than paying at the standard rate. If either of you earned over about £35k per year at the time, then you would have been taxed at 40%, which is higher rate. I hope that helps.