I've been playing letter tennis with one Louise Johnson of HMRC's debt maangement and banking department.
The letters relate to a claim on their part that I owe them a years' worth of PAYE and NIC.
Yet when I log on to the company's HMRC online account, I am greeted with the reality that payments are bang up to date and to the penny.
I've just put letter number four in the post box to tell them yet again to check their data because the company is fully up to date on its dues and I've even printed off and enclosed a copy of the bleeding statement that proves it this time.
Just wondered if there are plenty of others on here that have had similar ridiculous experiences with Hector and if this is actually common place, as naturally I don't want a target on my back and the last letter contained wording that gave it the big one about how they can turn up and seize assets to settle payments not met.
The letters relate to a claim on their part that I owe them a years' worth of PAYE and NIC.
Yet when I log on to the company's HMRC online account, I am greeted with the reality that payments are bang up to date and to the penny.
I've just put letter number four in the post box to tell them yet again to check their data because the company is fully up to date on its dues and I've even printed off and enclosed a copy of the bleeding statement that proves it this time.
Just wondered if there are plenty of others on here that have had similar ridiculous experiences with Hector and if this is actually common place, as naturally I don't want a target on my back and the last letter contained wording that gave it the big one about how they can turn up and seize assets to settle payments not met.
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