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Rejected by FOS, so can I take them to court?
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bowlhead99 wrote: »Starting rate of tax down from 20% to 10%, basic rate down from 24% to 22% and basic rate band limit up £5k, NI rate at lower earnings limit down from 2% to nil, inheritance tax threshold up £50k etc etc
All sounds rosy (apart from pension funds stopped being able to claim dividends tax credit). Of course, all these things are really done by the government rather than the chairman of HMRC himself so probably the head of the tax authority from time to time is not really to blame or to be congratulated for people's personal fortunes or the state of the economy
When I said they were not good years, I wasn't talking about the state of the economy, but the state of HMRC
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