HMRC sees its task as enabling taxpayers to pay the correct amount of tax. In order to do this it sets out to be helpful and efficient in responding to taxpayers. However it can and fully intends to do more. It can intervene to prevent errors and misunderstandings of the law before they occur.
This may involve sending you a letter just to ask if you are sure your tax return is correct and complete: sure that nothing has been missed — not even the tiniest detail — and that you fully understand and have correctly applied all aspects of the Tax Acts. And there are other ways in which...
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HMRC sees its task as enabling taxpayers to pay the correct amount of tax. In order to do this it sets out to be helpful and efficient in responding to taxpayers. However it can and fully intends to do more. It can intervene to prevent errors and misunderstandings of the law before they occur.
This may involve sending you a letter just to ask if you are sure your tax return is correct and complete: sure that nothing has been missed — not even the tiniest detail — and that you fully understand and have correctly applied all aspects of the Tax Acts. And there are other ways in which...
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