Submitted on Monday 6th March 2017
Rejected on Wednesday 15th March 2017
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: fake-name (see below for details)
Fairness & consistency for NHS staff who have overpaid tax & national insurance
NHS staff who took part in the widening access training (WAT) scheme at any point since 1999 to broaden their knowledge are potentially due rebates due to them being taxed whilst training when they should have been exempted.
Staff are finding the reclaiming process inconsistent, unfair and long.
Since 2013 applicants are expected to approach their NHS trusts instead of applying directly to HMRC.Some trusts are failing to support these applications, meaning applicants are caught between the two bodies & not getting their money back.
Professionals are owed this money. It's not fair that there are so many inconsistencies, anomalies, lack of communication & no explaination for vast differences of amount paid back.
HMRC are consistently changing their criteria & this needs to be clarified.
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