“Nudge” Letters Being Sent by HMRC to Taxpayers

HMRC have recently increased their use of “one to many” or “nudge” letters to taxpayers which suggest that there may be errors or omissions in tax returns or accounts information.  HMRC argue that these letters are a key tool in their compliance strategy but this is essentially a “fishing” expedition more akin to direct mailing and this may alarm many taxpayers who are completely innocent.  Please get in touch with us if you receive such a letter and we can deal with the matter on your behalf.

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