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Thanks guys at least it's not me. Now I'll try not to feel as bad worrying about getting forms in on time.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI have had problems with HMRC and address changes twice. SJD have pulled their hair out advising them of my change of address and the different departments don't speak to each other so had to tell VAT as well as PAYE people and even after a number of correspondence one or the other still sent stuff to my old address. I even had a number of letters sent to my new address and one out of the blue went to my old address. SJD are at a loss to explain how that happened.
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I have had problems with HMRC and address changes twice. SJD have pulled their hair out advising them of my change of address and the different departments don't speak to each other so had to tell VAT as well as PAYE people and even after a number of correspondence one or the other still sent stuff to my old address. I even had a number of letters sent to my new address and one out of the blue went to my old address. SJD are at a loss to explain how that happened.
Persevere and expect the worst seems to be the keyword.
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HMRC have been a nightmare for this with some of our clients, to the point where we've threatened to report them to the ICO for breach of data protection. In some cases it's been three years yet they still send to an old address despite numerous phone calls and requests to update their systems. No one seems to know anything, or be able to tell us why it keeps happening.
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Old PAYE Address being used.
HMRC keep sending letters to my old accountants address, even though I left him over 2 years ago.
I've phoned the helpline and they've confirmed that the address on file is my current address and has been for the last two years, however I had a P11(b) form go to the old address a few days ago. There are no agents for PAYE listed.
The kicker is that when a payment got lost in the HMRC systems the letter saying "pay up or else" went to the correct address.
Any ideas? Do I have to hope the accountant keeps forwarding the mail and doesn't charge me for the service?Tags: None
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