Every year we vow that the following January won’t be as bad. This year was not the worst, but the yearly rush of tax returns still hasn’t eased even after 20 years of self-assessment – and now they are about to bring in “Making Tax Digital” from April 2017 because submitting 5 tax returns a year is easier than one (according to HM Revenue & Customs and HM Government). Hopefully upon the changes being made next year would be different.
As a valued member of our community, we appreciate the trust you place in us to make sure all your critical services continue.
We are committed to an evidence-led and common-sense approach to containing the coronavirus outbreak and mitigating its impact on employees, customers and our wider business operations.
Please be assured we are preparing for our services to continue as normal. We have business continuity plans in place to minimise the risk of infection and make sure we can continue to deliver a business-as-usual service to our customers should an infection occur at an office. These include implementing clear guidelines for employees, providing support and advice for anyone who needs to self-quarantine, and issuing guidance on following safe hygiene practices across the organisation.
You can find further information on Covid-19 below to keep you updated: