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Letter from the INLAND REVENUE!
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If you have a bank account in the UK that has earned interest you will have had the tax element of that interest deducted automatically.
What's the problem?
Unless of course you're doing a "Lester Piggott"...Last edited by Churchill; 1 February 2009, 22:48.Comment
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I have an offset bank account and therefore dont have any interest to payWhat happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Will I also need to get certificates from Post office income bond accounts? After all they have only asked for bank and building society accounts.
I've been told not to tell them everything - however I've also been told that honesty is the best policy
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Originally posted by notescontractor View PostWill I also need to get certificates from Post office income bond accounts? After all they have only asked for bank and building society accounts.
I've been told not to tell them everything - however I've also been told that honesty is the best policy
Cheers
If they have asked for stuff I would be reluctant to hide anything. Their fines can be very nasty..... 100% of tax owed I believe.
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[QUOTE=Churchill;759303]If you have a bank account in the UK that has earned interest you will have had the tax element of that interest deducted automatically.
What's the problem?
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It will be the higher rate slice that they are after
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[QUOTE=EternalOptimist;759449]Originally posted by Churchill View PostIf you have a bank account in the UK that has earned interest you will have had the tax element of that interest deducted automatically.
What's the problem?
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It will be the higher rate slice that they are after

I told them that yesterday !! Perhaps they should take me off the ignore list !!
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I don't think he can see your posts. HTH.Originally posted by Cyberman View Post
I told them that yesterday !! Perhaps they should take me off the ignore list !!
If your company is the best place to work in, for a mere £500 p/d, you can advertise here.Comment
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Originally posted by pmeswani View PostI don't think he can see your posts. HTH.

At least, you, my little cuddly friend, are reading them.
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostSame here !! All of my savings are held in an offset mortgage.
I'm with Brookson and, still being a bit wet behind the ears when it comes to tax returns, I use the Tenon service to complete my return. There wasn't anything to shout about on my form for my NatWest current account, as the interest on that was literally just a couple of quid or so. Tenon didn't enter that figure anywhere on the form as far as I could see.
My savings are all in the mortgage offset account, and my understanding is that there is absolutely nothing to declare on the SA tax return as there is technically zero interest on such an account.Comment
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