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Trending Myrtle Lloyd, HMRC’s Director General for Customer Services, commented on this: "As children return to their schools, after-school clubs and nurseries, help is available towards the cost of childcare. "Families using Tax-Free Childcare to pay their childcare provider are already benefiting from the 20 percent government top-up on deposits, and you could too. "To find out more search ‘tax-free childcare’ on GOV.UK." Eligibility for this scheme usually depends on: If a claimant is ...

HMRC has updated its appeal procedures and the changes are set to impact inheritance tax, National Insurance contributions, statutory sick pay and a number of additional tax obligations. The updates concern what happens if a case is struck out.

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HMRC announced recently that IR35 changes will be coming into effect from April 2021 following a long period of industry push back. The coming regulatory changes will have an impact on businesses, the self-employed and workers of all stripes and as such, key guidance has been issued.

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Firstly, the email is littered with a series of spelling errors throughout, which is often seen as a tell-tale warning of scam correspondence. In addition, there is no dedicated COVID-19 tax refund or rebate programme set up by the government at present. Official correspondence is also likely to contain a person’s name, addressing them in the first line, which this email does not.  Finally, HMRC has said it will not contact customers in this way, and so correspondence such as this can be saf...