Personal Tax - Statement

**Xena** · 18 January 2006, 15:09

Hey, bob, you've posted this three times now. Calm down, sit down and have a cup of tea.

First off, have you tried asking your accountant?

**hyperD** · 18 January 2006, 15:09

Touch of the "spam every forum" tremors, eh Bob?

**bobsmithldn** · 18 January 2006, 15:10

sorry guys - I'm calm - just interested to know ...

**bobsmithldn** · 18 January 2006, 15:11

Originally posted by Xena

Hey, bob, you've posted this three times now. Calm down, sit down and have a cup of tea.

First off, have you tried asking your accountant?

a/c just said keep quiet and wait for them to allocate it themselves as I've done everything right

just wanted to be able to use this amount against 2004/5 tax year ...

**Xena** · 18 January 2006, 15:12

Do you have any reason to believe your accountant's advice is incorrect?

**bobsmithldn** · 18 January 2006, 15:13

Originally posted by Xena

Do you have any reason to believe your accountant's advice is incorrect?

Not at all

**Clownio** · 18 January 2006, 15:14

Originally posted by bobsmithldn

a/c just said keep quiet and wait for them to allocate it themselves as I've done everything right.

That is except submit a valid tax return for one or more years !!

**AlfredJPruffock** · 18 January 2006, 15:17

Originally posted by bobsmithldn

Got a statement of account from Hector - it say I'm approx. £23K **** in credit *** and states "unallocated" to the various amounts making up this amount for the 2003/4 tax year - presumably he's lost my tax return for 2003/4 and doesn't know what year to allocate this tax to!

I'm certainly not telling them ... didn't even receive a fine for a tax return not sent.

Any thoughts?

Was hoping that the credit would mean that I don't need to pay the 2004/5 tax due by end of Jan but a/c says I do ...

Best to let your Local Tax Centre know of this overpayment.

Apparently the latest Government legislation will have you deemed as a Dangerous Terrorist if this ever comes out in the wash and face a possible life sentence.

Have you considered this is not an accident but perhaps they have done this deliberately with you in the hope they can establish a case law?

**bobsmithldn** · 18 January 2006, 15:17

Originally posted by Clownio

That is except submit a valid tax return for one or more years !!

If I hadn't submitted a valid tax return, the statement would show a fine and I would have received such, but it doesn't and I didn't ...

Personal Tax - Statement