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Unexpected Letter from HMRC?
Are your tax affairs in good order? Even if they, are you could still get an unexpected letter from HMRC, and if you do, would you know how to respond while ensuring your legal rights are preserved? For advice and representation when needed, call us today on 020 8341 1365.
Here is what you can expect and how we can help you.
A letter from HMRC will almost certainly feel unwelcome, intrusive and unsettling. You may not understand why you have been contacted, what you are being asked for or how you should respond. Any anxiousness is entirely understandable, given that your finances and wellbeing are potentially under threat.
How you communicate with HMRC, from the very first letter, is important.
The unexpected
People rarely ‘expect’ a letter from HMRC. While it’s in your interest to cooperate, this does not necessarily mean agreeing to their every request so it’s always good practice to seek advice before you reply.
How we can help?
Analysis
We will look at the wording of a letter from HMRC, consider this against the many styles of letters we have seen and offer our view on what you are being asked to do.
Planning
Once we have discussed HMRC’s correspondence, we can get to work on responding to that first letter, setting out your position by communicating the points that are important to your case. We’ll discuss our suggested approach, leaving you empowered to move forward through HMRC’s process.
Share the power balance
By ensuring your legal rights are preserved you go some way to levelling the conversation. This can make a meaningful difference to the outcome of the process.
By your side
Whether responding to communications, discussing your case over the phone or at a meeting with HMRC, we are with you throughout the process, as your advocate, defending your rights and representing you at all times.
Call us on 020 8341 1365 or email admin@foxsharertax.com to discuss the letter and the possible reasons behind it in complete confidentiality.