Mums a part-time support teacherm, recieved a SA request

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Clare@InTouch replied

24 January 2011, 17:35
Originally posted by trsisko View Post

Thx Clare, turns out they sent the SA by mistake to my mum, issue resolved now!

People often seem to think we exaggerate how daft the tax office is, but sometimes they prove the point perfectly!
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trsisko replied

24 January 2011, 17:23
Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View Post

If she only received it last week then she should still have 3 months to file it - its worth calling HMRC to make sure though. This will give her enough time to register for online filing and be able to file the return.

Thx Clare, turns out they sent the SA by mistake to my mum, issue resolved now!
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Clare@InTouch replied

24 January 2011, 13:28
Originally posted by trsisko View Post

yep seems she did work for manpower for 12weeks last year and hopefully taking the printed pay slips to the tax office will sort things out, true also she received the SA form request only last week which is very late!

If she only received it last week then she should still have 3 months to file it - its worth calling HMRC to make sure though. This will give her enough time to register for online filing and be able to file the return.
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trsisko replied

24 January 2011, 13:27
Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View Post

She may have been asked to complete one because she has other income such as dividends or a large amount of bank interest - if in doubt, talk it through with your accountant.

yep seems she did work for manpower for 12weeks last year and hopefully taking the printed pay slips to the tax office will sort things out, true also she received the SA form request only last week which is very late!
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Clare@InTouch replied

24 January 2011, 08:56
She may have been asked to complete one because she has other income such as dividends or a large amount of bank interest - if in doubt, talk it through with your accountant.
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xoggoth replied

23 January 2011, 20:28
Do you mean she has only just received it? Given the time it can take to get the online registration thingy that would be quite unreasonable.
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craig1 replied

23 January 2011, 16:36
Originally posted by trsisko View Post

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shes paid through county council not an agency..i thought only self employees fill in self assessment forms?>

When you are required to fill in a Self-Assessment form
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23 January 2011, 16:06
Mums a part-time support teacherm, recieved a SA request

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shes paid through county council not an agency..i thought only self employees fill in self assessment forms?>

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