HMRC Tax Rebate

Yosiah

Yosiah

Yosiah

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So I got a letter informing me that I paid too much tax in 2006/2007 and 2007/2008 (bit of a while ago isn't it lol), and I was wondering whether you can stipulate repayment via cheque of bank, because obviously a bank transfer would be much easier.

I don't see how HMRC would know my bank account details, so is it reasonable to ring up and tell them? I'd rather not faff with a cheque, but I don't want to waste the call centres time if it's not possible.

Cheers ears!

Anyone else got Tax Rebates this week? Are yours for so long ago?
 
Yosiah said:
So I got a letter informing me that I paid too much tax in 2006/2007 and 2007/2008 (bit of a while ago isn't it lol), and I was wondering whether you can stipulate repayment via cheque of bank, because obviously a bank transfer would be much easier.

I don't see how HMRC would know my bank account details, so is it reasonable to ring up and tell them? I'd rather not faff with a cheque, but I don't want to waste the call centres time if it's not possible.
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Yes, they can pay it straight into your account easily. Just give them your details

Cheers ears!

Anyone else got Tax Rebates this week? Are yours for so long ago?
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They implemented a new computer system, which checked the records from years ago and found lots of errors :p

So lots of people have been receiving demands or rebates.

Seeing how skint we are as a country, I think they should have just kept quiet and kept the money! as the rebates outweigh the demands and it's costing us another few million/billion! :D

orrr it's a cunning way to get money back into peoples pockets to spend in the economy ;)
 
I've had nothing but a £5800 tax bill for this year :( was an expensive day yesterday when my accountant presented me with that one
 
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