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I don't know who to believe now.

dithedancer
Posts: 225 Forumite
in Cutting tax
After a long fight claiming my tax refund, see my previous thread, im not sure if my tax codes are right or not , I now don't know who to believe. I have received a reply today from my MP saying that I am not due a refund and owe HMRC money, £300. yesterday I had a cheque in the post for over £3000 from the tax man. Should i risk spending my money or keep it somewhere safe in case it is clawed back.
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Maybe it's time to go on TV/into papers to complain and be a case study for the current tax mess, they might offer you tax specialist to actually put the calculations right in exchange for the story.
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dithedancer wrote: »After a long fight claiming my tax refund, see my previous thread, im not sure if my tax codes are right or not , I now don't know who to believe. I have received a reply today from my MP saying that I am not due a refund and owe HMRC money, £300. yesterday I had a cheque in the post for over £3000 from the tax man. Should i risk spending my money or keep it somewhere safe in case it is clawed back.
Why would your MP be telling you what your tax situation is?
Speak to HMRC and find out how the £3000 has been calculated.[SIZE=-1]To equate judgement and wisdom with occupation is at best . . . insulting.
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dithedancer wrote: »I have received a reply today from my MP saying that I am not due a refund and owe HMRC money, £300.
From your other thread details, I would find this extremely unlikely.yesterday I had a cheque in the post for over £3000 from the tax man. Should i risk spending my money or keep it somewhere safe in case it is clawed back.
Did it not come with a calculation of how the £3000 came about? If so is it correct?0
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