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Scared to admit to tax mistake!
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Just to round off the story - the upshot was I had to pay £63 in past tax in total ...
However, HMRC noticed in the process of calculating the tax I owed them, that THEY owed ME £600.
Suffice to say I'm pretty happy with that and glad I admitted my tax mistake!
:cheesy: Nationwide Overdraft: [STRIKE]Mar: -£2300[/STRIKE] Oct: 0!!!
:sad: Nationwide CC: [STRIKE] Sep:[STRIKE]-£4500[/STRIKE] [/STRIKE] £3085
Debt 42% gone0 -
Congratulations - 600 pounds and a clean bill of tax health.
I like a happy ending.No debts. No credit cards. No store cards. No mortgage. No CCJs. High credit rating intact. Living frugally. Want to start business soon. Trying to keep head above water; while standing on own feet; staying within the law; and not falling into debt. Looking to raise income, who isn't?0 -
Just read this whole thread for the first time. Honestly is always the best policy for these situations, and in your case has paid off.
Well done you. :TNew forum. New sig. Yes I still need to lose 2 stone!
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