Tax Refunds for Parents with children born between 1985 and 2003!

dmg24

So why not explain to people how to do it?! x

hummy

That bit is obviously going to differ...since i use my own customer printed forms etc and i fill them in for people on their behalf....and that's the route i'm not trying to take people down. But i am told all the forms are available on the HMRC Website as with most Tax related stuff.
obviously the route i take is different to what a member of the public will take since i act as an HMRC Agent and the submission process is slighlty different.

tigtag02

hummy wrote: »

That bit is obviously going to differ...since i use my own customer printed forms etc and i fill them in for people on their behalf....and that's the route i'm not trying to take people down. But i am told all the forms are available on the HMRC Website as with most Tax related stuff.
obviously the route i take is different to what a member of the public will take since i act as an HMRC Agent and the submission process is slighlty different.

So you ARE advertising - I am now reporting this thread to suggest it is deleted.

hummy

I'm not advertising...all i ws saying is that i don't know what the process for a normal member of public is since i don't use that channel....How is that advertising????? I've got rid of the links....email addresses how can that be advertising....

hummy

what i was hoping for was people were going to reply on the forum and tell me there situation and i would tell them if they were eligible for a tax refund....and then they can claim. using forms off the HMRC website......How is that advertising....?

Labman_2

hummy,

You say you've been an active reader on this forum....please go and actively read MSE forum rules that you agreed to when you signed up.

emmaroids

bloody hell, this place has more grasses than fisons

i cant see that hummy has done anything wrong and is been accused of advertising when they are only trying to help folks get some cash back

out of interest, i have a kid born in that bracket how would i go about seeing if i can get owt?

Hoddie_2

To claim childrens tax credit you need to contact your own tax office and ask for form 11CTC. For some reason only the Welsh-language version is available on the website. Don't let them refer you to the tax credit office, as childrens tax credit is the forerunner to the current child/working tax credit.

tigtag02

S/He is not asking about tax credits

I thought you knew what you were talking about!!
emma - not sure off the top of my head what the years are but there is a whole thread on the (I think) benefits board.

I'll dig out a link.

tigtag02

Here you go

Here's a link to the thread with correct info and no spammers