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1/4 Spent the weekend reviewing/testing HMRC's interim updated calculator for McCloud compensation (& pay 22/23 AA charges)- its runs to over 160 web pages / questions! 👇 Building some exciting tools to make a much easier automated process with error-free transcription

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Фото профиля Dr Tony Goldstone
Dr Tony Goldstone1 год назад

2/4 And huge credit to our amazingly talented daughter Shoshy who worked flat out since it was released last week to turn this around in such short order 🙏 [note the HMRC tool isn't finalised so no need to waste your time playing with it]

Фото профиля Dr Tony Goldstone
Dr Tony Goldstone1 год назад

3/4 Remember you don't need to do anything yet, and don't be rushed into deciding what you need to do. Brown envelopes expected to drop for most (80%) in the next 1 month which will start the process, but plenty of time to get this sorted

Фото профиля Dr Tony Goldstone
Dr Tony Goldstone1 год назад

4/4 Keep following- will be posting information over the coming weeks about what you need to do after you get your "brown envelope" you will need to - Request a data extract from NHSBSA (En & Wls) - Request a data extract from HMRC Together these contain >99% of whats needed

Фото профиля spurchy
spurchy1 год назад

Exactly what data do we request from HMRC Tony?

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