A new service has been launched by HMRC to make matters easier for vulnerable individuals dealing with the tax department.
The deemed consent system for income tax enquiries aims to provide an informal channel for advisers to act on behalf of disable and disadvantaged clients in communications to the taxman
HMRC say they are aware of a tax error affecting recipients of disbursement from the Redundancy Payments Office (RPO) but will not make corrections unless asked to do so.
The RPO provides financial settlements to staff members of insolvent employers but does not operate a tax code on the payments, meaning only basic rate tax is deducted and workers often find they have paid tax excessively or erroneously.
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