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    #11
    Originally posted by chef View Post
    and don't forget to include the paragraph of how you thought it was the beginning of an IR35 investigation and that you'd been caught but luckily they were in the wrong (this time) and therefore you are quite happy to point out there failings again and again forever if need be just so long as it's not an IR35 investigation.

    HTH

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      #12
      Originally posted by Support Monkey View Post
      let em have a taste of their own medicine, Send it to the wrong department
      They don't need your help to do that.
      "You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR

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        #13
        Originally posted by Support Monkey View Post
        let em have a taste of their own medicine, Send it to the wrong department
        Thats the wrong approach. If you send it to the wrong department it has a better chance of arriving at the correct person.
        merely at clientco for the entertainment

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          #14
          Okay in order to set my quality bar at HMRC's level:

          I have typed up a letter explaining that I have never heard of this person and she has never worked for me and included the original letter they sent me. I have sent this to ToysRUs with no return address with the entire thing translated into a language I have made up.

          I have sent HMRC a letter about chaffinches and details on how to tell them apart from a komodo dragon (complete with pictures of two different breeds of dog).

          This has been sent to a random address which I got my three year old to type and I made the stamp out of a stone I found in the garden which I have glued to the wrong part of the envelope.

          I hope that this will be the last thing I hear on the matter.
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            #15
            Originally posted by MyUserName View Post
            Okay in order to set my quality bar at HMRC's level:

            I have typed up a letter explaining that I have never heard of this person and she has never worked for me and included the original letter they sent me. I have sent this to ToysRUs with no return address with the entire thing translated into a language I have made up.

            I have sent HMRC a letter about chaffinches and details on how to tell them apart from a komodo dragon (complete with pictures of two different breeds of dog).

            This has been sent to a random address which I got my three year old to type and I made the stamp out of a stone I found in the garden which I have glued to the wrong part of the envelope.

            I hope that this will be the last thing I hear on the matter.

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              #16
              Originally posted by MyUserName View Post
              Okay in order to set my quality bar at HMRC's level:

              I have typed up a letter explaining that I have never heard of this person and she has never worked for me and included the original letter they sent me. I have sent this to ToysRUs with no return address with the entire thing translated into a language I have made up.

              I have sent HMRC a letter about chaffinches and details on how to tell them apart from a komodo dragon (complete with pictures of two different breeds of dog).

              This has been sent to a random address which I got my three year old to type and I made the stamp out of a stone I found in the garden which I have glued to the wrong part of the envelope.

              I hope that this will be the last thing I hear on the matter.
              I don't think it will. The next thing you get will be a picture of Sherlock Homes, a dollar bill and a 'Got to Jail' monopoly card IMO....
              'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!

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                #17
                Originally posted by MyUserName View Post
                Okay in order to set my quality bar at HMRC's level:

                I have typed up a letter explaining that I have never heard of this person and she has never worked for me and included the original letter they sent me. I have sent this to ToysRUs with no return address with the entire thing translated into a language I have made up.

                I have sent HMRC a letter about chaffinches and details on how to tell them apart from a komodo dragon (complete with pictures of two different breeds of dog).

                This has been sent to a random address which I got my three year old to type and I made the stamp out of a stone I found in the garden which I have glued to the wrong part of the envelope.

                I hope that this will be the last thing I hear on the matter.
                In that case the letter will end up in the VAT office and not the tax office and you will face investigation for not paying the import duty on the komodo dragon
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Support Monkey View Post
                  let em have a taste of their own medicine, Send it to the wrong department
                  I like it! Better still, send it unstamped!
                  I couldn't give two fornicators! Yes, really!

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                    #19
                    In the long run, it is probably easiest to change your name to Lynn Murray.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View Post
                      Yep that would be about right and probably more than once
                      Indeed. HMRC really do tend to be a bit dim. I can see this issue taking 10 months at least.

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