Email Contacts
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Dear HM Revenue and Customs,
I see that HMRC have finally joined the 21st century and made use of a new invention called the interweb - to allow "customers" to request that PAYE CODES are "looked at" - wrt the new tax year starting in a few days time
Could you please inform me when HMRC are actually going to offer emails for general communicating with HMRC ?
Thank you
Yours faithfully,
Sammi Spader
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Dear HM Revenue and Customs,
Please pass this on to the person who conducts Freedom of Information reviews.
I am writing to request an internal review of HM Revenue and Customs's handling of my FOI request 'Email Contacts'.
On grounds of public interest - this request clearly comes under FOI - A simple date will suffice - by which time, the general public will have access to a working email address to contact HMRC using.....
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Yours faithfully,
Sammi Spader
Dear Sir/Madam,
Thank you for your communication of 6 April 2014, please note that this
is being dealt with under the Freedom of Information Act, our reference
FOI 1681/14 and the response will be with you in due course.
HMRC
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Dear Sammi Spader
Please find attached my response to your recent request for information
under FOIA.
Kind regards
Sue Ware
Sue Ware | Assistant Private Secretary
to Mark Dearnley, Chief Digital and Information Officer
HMRC
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