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Cheshire


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Hi All

Epic fail finding this - think my head is about to explode.

 

Anyone know what an HMRC form CA5478 is/what its for/what it looks it?

 

TIA

 

 



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Cheshire wrote:

Hi All

Epic fail finding this - think my head is about to explode.

 

Anyone know what an HMRC form CA5478 is/what its for/what it looks it? 

 Hi Joanne

Never heard of it, what brought about the question if you don't mind me asking?

CA  Capital allowances maybe, chartered accountant ?



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Hi Doug

It was one of those structured email forms to HMRC. Came back with some of your clients details do not match - they all do in fact!

Said they are sending out this form......to the client. She is the very nervy type, will not open post (!) so was trying to head it off at the pass.



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Cheshire wrote:

Hi Doug

It was one of those structured email forms to HMRC. Came back with some of your clients details do not match - they all do in fact!

Said they are sending out this form......to the client. She is the very nervy type, will not open post (!) so was trying to head it off at the pass.

 No sorry, the closest I got was a CA5403 which was for National Insurance



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Thanks for trying Doug, I dont feel so bad now that someone else cant find it!

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I came up with a blank as well.



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Thanks for trying as well John. Think I will give it a few days and then say - when you get the brown envelope, just stick it through my letterbox!!!!!



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Sorry, no idea.

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Hi Joanne,

Did you find out what form this was? I am intrigued now!



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Still no clues. Nothing arrived as yet.

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Cheshire wrote:

Still no clues. Nothing arrived as yet.

 Maybe they're having to work out what its for too biggrinbiggrin



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Update
HMRC have no clue either, but I now have a copy.

It is a letter re personal details held on clients NT account.

In this case it is asking for clarification of DOB as the one in the application (business cessation) doe not match their records. It does, actually and after 23 minutes on the phone whilst they check all their records (fab HMRC lady!) they have confirmed all is ok, NI recpord re SA closed, SA requirement closed, business ceased etc.


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Mystery solved! Glad it all got sorted.

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