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		<description><![CDATA[The current delays within HMRC are getting ridiculous and it&#8217;s not just the taxpayers that are having problems, even professional tax advisers are having problems. Sue Moore, associate director for BTT and A, has been struggling to get hold of anyone at HMRC. &#8220;We&#8217;re having difficulties when dealing with the HMRC. It would seem that [...]]]></description>
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<p>The current delays within HMRC are getting ridiculous and it&#8217;s not just the taxpayers that are having problems, even professional tax advisers are having problems.</p>
<p>Sue Moore, associate director for  BTT and A, has been struggling to get hold of  anyone at HMRC.</p>
<p>&#8220;<em>We&#8217;re having difficulties when dealing with  the HMRC. It would seem that most offices are eight weeks behind  dealing with post. When you telephone it is just the call centre and if  you want to speak to somebody actually dealing with the case, that is  almost impossible. All this was before the cuts in the department  spending.</p>
<p>Everybody is affected by the delay. Issues take longer  to resolve and cost the clients more in professional fees as we have to  keep chasing HMRC. Working on a case is very inefficient as we have to  pick up the threads of the case after several months&#8217; delay.</em>&#8221;</p>
<p>Now we are finding that we are having to escalate matters in order to get a response to correspondence which is no good for anyone</p>
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