Tax problems - who hasnt got them !

**travelling man** · 31-Mar-11, 22:17

Can anybody recommend someone or some firm that will sort out the mysteries of Income Tax

**gleeber** · 31-Mar-11, 22:44

It's not a mystery its just that you refuse to acknowledge it. I remember it well I used to be the same.
Go and see an accountant. It probably wont cost anything for a few minutes of their time.

**ducati** · 31-Mar-11, 22:50

Originally Posted by travelling man

Can anybody recommend someone or some firm that will sort out the mysteries of Income Tax

You're either very, very, early or really, really, late

**LMS** · 31-Mar-11, 23:13

The Long Partnership in Thurso and Kirkwall are excellent.

http://www.thelongpartnership.co.uk/

**golach** · 31-Mar-11, 23:16

Originally Posted by travelling man

Can anybody recommend someone or some firm that will sort out the mysteries of Income Tax

allegedly these guys are supposed to be to be the experts

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/incometax/index.htm

**charlie** · 01-Apr-11, 09:25

Originally Posted by golach

allegedly these guys are supposed to be to be the experts

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/incometax/index.htm

Aye they are - but a wee bit biased

**NickInTheNorth** · 01-Apr-11, 09:30

Originally Posted by charlie

Aye they are - but a wee bit biased

Provided your not looking to avoid any tax (or even worse evade any!) then they are actually a really good source of help.

**Phill** · 01-Apr-11, 09:43

Originally Posted by golach

allegedly these guys are supposed to be to be the experts

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/incometax/index.htm

I'm afraid that HMRC get it wrong, very wrong, very frequently!
I have had a rolling battle with them for two years where they keep requesting outrageous amounts of tax on items that are not due tax.

ALWAYS question them.

**golach** · 01-Apr-11, 09:51

Originally Posted by Phill

I'm afraid that HMRC get it wrong, very wrong, very frequently!
I have had a rolling battle with them for two years where they keep requesting outrageous amounts of tax on items that are not due tax.

ALWAYS question them.

I agree Phill, notice my words "Allegedly & Supposed"