ringing in your taxes

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SueEllen replied

7 January 2026, 16:54
Originally posted by Dorkeaux View Post

Groaann..
Watching Jules Holland on New Year's Eve is a hellish tradition my wife and friends observe every year.
You can't save us. We're done for.

HIs cod stride / boogie-woogie piano stylings trigger my PTSD.

I was watching Jaws.

And stopped in the middle to watch the fireworks.
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sadkingbilly replied

7 January 2026, 10:05
HOOTENANNY!!
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Dorkeaux replied

6 January 2026, 19:00
Groaann..
Watching Jules Holland on New Year's Eve is a hellish tradition my wife and friends observe every year.
You can't save us. We're done for.

HIs cod stride / boogie-woogie piano stylings trigger my PTSD.
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ladymuck started a topic ringing in your taxes

6 January 2026, 17:39
ringing in your taxes
According to a press release on gov.uk:

With less than a month to the 31 January deadline, 54,053 customers chose to ring in the New Year by filing their tax return for the 2024 to 2025 tax year on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. The figures, show:
342 customers beat the bells by filing their tax return in the last hour of 2025

19,789 missed their traditional New Year’s Day walk or day in front of the TV to file their tax return instead

3,927 people filed between 11am and 11:59am on 31 December – the most popular time to file over the 2 days

Out of the millions of people who file a tax return every year, is the 54k who do it on NYE or NYD that get the honourable mention!

I bet those 342 were doing to to avoid having to watch Jules Holland again.
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