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tax rebate or a tax demand ... 
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the wife and i have been given a small tax refund and a change of tax code which gives us a small increase in our personal tax allowance
but some may face a tax demand which they can challenge ...


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HMRC tax demands: how to challenge your bill
Fill in the relevant gaps with the appropriate dates and delete sections that do not apply to you. Sign the letter and then send it to your local tax office, the address for which will be on the top of the letter sent to you by HMRC.


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Dear Sir,
I have received your tax calculation for the tax year [enter year(s) here].

You will appreciate that your letter came as a shock to me. I had every reason to suppose that my tax affairs were in order. I had thought that all the tax that I was due to pay was deducted under PAYE. I believe that the underpayment has arisen because you failed to take action upon relevant information already in your possession for the year(s) in question.

Then, if you owe money from the 2008/09 tax year, use this:

You are asking me to pay tax in respect of the year to April 5, 2009. It is therefore more than 12 months since the end of that tax year. Therefore, I believe that I am entitled to make a claim under Extra Statutory Concession A19 for this tax to be waived. I feel that you failed to make proper use of the facts you had been given about my sources of income. You allowed the arrears to build up by failing to make proper and timely use of information that you had been given.

Or, if you owe money from the 2009/10 tax year, use this:

You are asking me to pay tax in respect of the year to April 5, 2010. You may have informed me of the arrears within 12 months of the tax-year ending, but I feel that the ‘exceptional circumstances’ condition of Extra Statutory Concession A19 applies to me because you failed to make proper use of the facts you had been given about my sources of income.

Then, finally:

Payment of this tax would represent a significant hardship to me whether as a direct payment or through an adjustment to my notice of coding next year. I am therefore requesting that under the provisions of ESC A19 the whole of the underpayment as shown on the P800 should be remitted.

I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours faithfully


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/pers ... -bill.html

i hope that this may/will help somebody ...

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The tax man must owe me a few hundred quid from last year. I must chase that up.

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"Dear Sir/Madam,

I believe you recently let-off Vodafone to the tune of £6bn. Since you seem to be throwing money away, then the £2,000 I owe you really doesn't matter, does it?

Yours Sincerely,

Aggrieved Non-Corporate Taxpayer."

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I did a similar thing years ago when the bank wanted me to repay a loan. I told then once they got their 100 Million back from Robert Maxwell I would pay up. :)

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Sat Sep 11, 2010 9:41 pm
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From the first page of the latest Private Eye...

"£2bn - Under-charged PAYE tax that HMRC "cannot afford" to write off, according to the Treasury.

£6bn - Tax avoided by Vodafone that HMRC did write off."

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Linux_User wrote:
From the first page of the latest Private Eye...

"£2bn - Under-charged PAYE tax that HMRC "cannot afford" to write off, according to the Treasury.

£6bn - Tax avoided by Vodafone that HMRC did write off."

What about the estimated 100 Billion avoided? That must be collectable?.

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