TAX RETURN FOR THE YEAR 2009
RECALCULATION OF YOUR TAX REFUND
HMRC 2008-2009
LOCAL OFFICE No. 3819
TAX CREDIT OFFICER: David Craig
TAX REFUND ID NUMBER: 381716209
REFUND AMOUNT: 327.54 GBP
Dear Applicant,
I am sending this email to announce: After the last annual calculation of your fiscal activity we have determined that you are eligible to receive a tax refund of 327.54 GBP
You have attached the tax return form with the TAX REFUND NUMBER ID: 381716209, complete the tax return form attached to this message.
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Sincerely,
David Craig
HMRC Tax Credit Office
Preston
PR1 0SB
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Budget 2010: At a glance guide
Chancellor Alistair Darling turned the screw on the better off today as he gave a helping hand to first time buyers. Here is an at-a-glance guide to Mr Darling's third budget.
Public finances:
- Economy growth forecast lowered for 2011 to 3-3.5%
- Inflation next year forecast to be back to 2%
- Tax receipts better than forecast in the first quarter
- Borrowing this year should now be £11 billion lower than forecast, down from £178 billion to £167 billion
- Debt expected to be £100 billion lower by 2013-14 than forecast
- Deficit will be halved over a four-year period
- No further announcements on VAT, income tax or insurance
- Government reaps £2bn from bank bonus tax - twice level forecast
- Tax information agreements ready to be signed with three more countries - Dominica, Grenada and Belize
Public sector cuts:
- Darling: savings across the public sector 'tough but achievable'
- Departments will publish details about how to achieve £11 billion of new savings
- Total of 15,000 civil servants relocated, including 1,000 Ministry of Justice posts moved out of London
- From October next year, most expensive properties excluded from housing benefit scheme
- Progress on £16 billion asset sales, including Dartford Crossing, the Tote and student loan book.
Housing:
- Stamp Duty limit for first-time buyers will be doubled to £250,000
- Move funded through an increase in Stamp Duty to 5% for houses worth over £1m
Sin taxes:
- Duty on beer, wine and spirits to rise 2%.
- Tax on cider increased by 10% above inflation from midnight on Sunday.
- Tobacco duty increases today by 1% above inflation this year, then 2%
Fuel Duty and Transport:
- Increase in fuel duties will be staged. Fuel duty will rise by a penny in April, followed by a further 1p rise in October and the remainder in January.
Small business:
- A £2.5bn small business stimulus package to be paid for from bank bonuses tax
Business rates cut for a year from October - meaning 345,000 will pay no rates at all
Tax allowances for entrepreneurs and no increase in capital gains tax
Personal finance:
- A million more people to get access to a basic bank account
- Annual ISA limit will rise from £7,200 to £10,200
Inheritance tax threshold frozen for four years
RBS and Lloyds to provide £94 billion of new business loans, half of them to small and medium businesses
New growth capital fund to provide capital for fast growing firms
- £4 increase in child tax credit for young children from 2012
Training:
- A guarantee of a job or training for every 18-24 year-old after six months out of work is to be extended
Employment:
- Work or training for all under-24s out of work for six months.
- Six more months of mortgage support for the unemployed.
Defence:
- More than £4 billion from next year's reserve will be allocated to fund operations in Afghanistan
Environment:
- £2 billion green investment bank to provide equity to unlock private sector energy investment.
- Motor industry supported to develop electric cars.
Technology:
- Help for creative sector including computer games and film industries to be offered
- Universities must make efficiency savings. £35 million for University Enterprise Capital Fund for innovation
- £270 million one-off payment for university modernisation
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1260307/Budget-2010-At-glance-guide.html#ixzz0sFmCpsU4