People ''should take action'' ahead of tax deadline
Date posted: 20 Jan 2010
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is aiming to remind people of the need to respond to the impending deadline for Self Assessment returns.
Sarah Walker from the organisation has pointed out that the country''s residents may be hit with fines if they fail to respond to the January 31st cut-off point.
She said: "If you haven''t yet sent in your 2008-09 tax return, you need to take action now.
"Don''t risk a penalty - make sure you file your return online and on time."
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is aiming to remind people of the need to respond to the impending deadline for Self Assessment returns.
Sarah Walker from the organisation has pointed out that the country''s residents may be hit with fines if they fail to respond to the January 31st cut-off point.
She said: "If you haven''t yet sent in your 2008-09 tax return, you need to take action now.
"Don''t risk a penalty - make sure you file your return online and on time."
According to HMRC, the body has so far seen the online submission of around four million tax returns relating to Self Assessment.
However, it has also highlighted the £100 fine that may apply if people send in their forms late.
HMRC has also recently announced that businesses based in eastern regions of the country will be given the chance to take part in a Local Business Advice Open Day in Ipswich next month.
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