Tuesday, 30 June 2020

HMRC Repayment Glitch


Due to a technical issue with HMRC's PAYE repayment system, taxpayers have been unable to claim refunds for tax overpayments and they now face delays in getting their refunds.

The Sun reports that the issues are now said to be fixed, but taxpayers are having to wait up to three weeks for their cash - a ten-day delay.

A spokesperson for HMRC told The Sun a backend glitch on its website meant it had to take down the service on Tuesday night, June 23, to fix it.

It then reopened the online tool on Saturday morning, June 27.

If you'd already submitted your request before the tool was taken down, you'll have the money in your bank account by July 2.

Tax does have to be taxing.

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