How to handle a 'Schedule 36' notice
12 Apr 2012 | by Mike Kerridge
Ah, the horror of receiving a summons from the taxman. But before you turn into a pile of quivering jelly, read this advice on the Schedule 36 from tax consultant Mike Kerridge.
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Ah, the horror of receiving a summons from the taxman. But before you turn into a pile of quivering jelly, read this advice on the Schedule 36 from tax consultant Mike Kerridge.
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