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Royal Mail lost my tax refund application...what can I do now?
I sent in a form P85 together with Parts 2 and 3 of my P45 form and my original payslips to my HMRC office to claim a tax refund as I have now left the UK. Somewhere along the lines, HMRC hasn't gotten it... and I'm out 900 quid in refund still owed to me.
I've obviously left the UK now, but is there some other way that I can go about claiming a refund? I do not want to ask my employer for another P45 (this would be the third time, and we're not that close, and they'll not send it overseas) and I'm at my wits end because Royal Mail says it's been delivered, HMRC says they haven't gotten it. and now I have no documents to claim anything since I never foresaw this happening.
Does anyone have any advice on this?
3 Answers
- David HLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Downlad another P85 from www.hmrc.gov.uk and send it to your UK tax office with a letter explaining what happened so they know why there is no P45. The tax office will have Part 1 of the P45 and should repay you on the strength of their copy.
- sarellLv 61 decade ago
You need to get back on to the refund department. the Roayal mail can't help because it is the tax refund dept that get on to them for that because they sent it and not you.
So mean while tell them they lost it and also tell the tax eople it never came and so they should send another one.
You have to ask for naother p45 and this time copy it and send it. You need to copy everything in future always send the copues and always send by registered post for a signiture. If they are as important as you say then they also need a tracker number. It is a little extra money but worth it because look at the husstle you have had.
Lastly we have such a back log of forms in thei country so it is slow snail post that will hold you up. All will be sorted out but not in the time frame that you want.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
You will at least now have learned to always photo copy every piece of important documentation that you send through the post. Call HM Revenue and ask specifically what to do or even the Citizens advice bureau and they will know all the information of what you need to do.