Revenue under fire over self-assessment errors

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Revenue & Customs should accept more responsibility for its mistakes in tax assessments, codes and penalties during the self-assessment process, as per the government's select committee on public accounts in its new report on self-assessment filing. It believes that the taxpayers' PAYE codes are calculated incorrectly by the revenue and hence it suggests the Revenue consider reducing the time period for tax return filing, or staggering filing dates for different groups of taxpayers.

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Anxiety grows over government self-assessment deadline move

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Tax practitioners and tax advisors are against government's new self-assessment deadline move, which states that filing of tax returns should take place by 30 September 2006 while those filing online can do so till 30 November. Tax advisors believe that this would lead to an increase in estimated tax returns and would increase the cost of tax payers and also the revenue costs.

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Holiday misery - self-assessment deadline change

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The self-assessment filing deadlines would set to change from 2008. The deadline would be brought forward from 31 January to 30 September 2006, and these changes are announced in the Lord Carter of Coles report about filing online.

Electronic filing

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