If you know their name - get a recorded letter sent of which has to be signed for.
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Originally posted by Bluebird View PostIf you know their name - get a recorded letter sent of which has to be signed for.Comment
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Well just to complete this thread. I have been told there is no way this money can be returned to me. Which is very annoying as the NI calculations were Giant's responsibility and they made the mistake not me.
They told me that because the particular Giant Ltd company I worked through (of which there were hundreds) is closing I cannot be paid anything from it, of course, I pointed out that Giant "as a whole" is still running and I would bet they could if they wanted refund some of the fees I paid them.
Well .... Lesson learnt. Never, never trust anyone to process your money first! I'm actually glad that the MSC legislation was introduced now, as it pushed me back to running my own Ltd co. again which has resulted in me getting a higher take home and dumping Giant in the process.
So, every cloud does have a silver liningComment
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Is the company "closing" or "closed". Have HMRC actually made a refund payment to the company?
I ditched Giant when they were still IAS. Looks like not much has changed.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostIs the company "closing" or "closed". Have HMRC actually made a refund payment to the company?
I ditched Giant when they were still IAS. Looks like not much has changed.Comment
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Depending on the amount, take them to the small claims court. You paid for a service, and they didn't deliver. It might work. ( Though I get the impression you're going to do what I'd do - cut losses and stop worrying about it ).Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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