Susie, one of our blog readers notified us today of another scam Email, pretending to be from HMRC doing the rounds. We have pasted the Email below. If you recieve an Email like this or any other, please ignore the Email and let us know so that we can let others know. Please Email us on info (at) taxfix dot co dot uk:

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Subject: Please Submit Your Payment Refund.

Dear Applicant:

Following an upgrade of our computer systems and review of our records we have investigated your payments and latest tax returns over the last seven years our calculations show that you have made over payments of 1024.21 Ј.

Due to the high volume of refunds due you must complete the online application, the telephone help line is unable to assist with this application. In order to process your refund you will need to complete the application form attached to this email. Your refund may take up to 6 weeks to process please make sure you complete the form correctly.

NOTE: If you’ve received an Income Tax repayment it will either be following a claim you’ve made or because HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has received new information about your taxable income or entitlement to allowances. The refund may come through your tax code or as a payment and could relate to the current tax year or earlier years.

An Income Tax repayment is a refund of tax that you’ve overpaid. So, if you’ve paid too much tax for example through your job or pension this year or in previous years HMRC will send you a repayment. You’ll get the repayment by bank transfer directly to your credit or debit card.

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Regards,
HM Revenue & Customs Service

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