Tax & HMRC

HMRC Correspondence

Correspondence with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is something many business owners dread. Not only do these kinds of administrative task absorb valuable time, but the prospect of contact can also be daunting. When you aren’t a financial expert, the idea of communicating with such an important governing body can be stressful.

  • What if you say the wrong thing?
  • What if you don’t understand what is being said?
  • What if you miss important information?
  • What if you forget to ask something crucial?

Why you can’t avoid HMRC correspondence

Failure to meet HMRC correspondence responsibilities can result in major legal consequences, including penalties, fines and even court cases if the implications are serious enough. If HMRC correspondence is required of your business, it cannot be avoided. It’s important to be aware, however, that you as the business owner do not have to be the one to talk to HMRC.

HMRC correspondence can be covered by a representative of your company. Our team at Harrison Accountants can be that representative.

What we can offer you

Remove the stress and uncertainty from your HMRC correspondence by having the Harrison Accountants team manage communication on your behalf. Our accountants have over a decade’s worth of experience in the industry, throughout which time we’ve handled more clients’ HMRC correspondence obligations than we can count.

We know exactly how to deal with HMRC. We know how it likes to communicate. We know how to get the best results out of communication for our clients. We know how to make sure your business is providing everything HMRC requires.

With our services, there is never any question of missing information or potential consequences from improper correspondence. We take any question marks out of the process and offer true peace of mind. Our team of HMRC tax advisors is highly specialised in all tax legislation, and that’s what makes us so good at what we do.

How we work with you

Good relationships make good advice.

Listen first.

Understand the circumstances before discussing the solution.

Agree what matters.

Make the scope, responsibilities and next steps clear.

Stay connected.

Keep room for questions as your plans and priorities evolve.

Your next decision

Talk it through
with us.

Tell us where you are and what you need. We will take it from there.

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