NI, VAT, PAYE etc from Employers' Perspective

[SPLINE]

Many of you DIY notters are employers and therefore will be in contact with the Inland Revenue regularly, collecting all the various taxes from staff and despatching these monies into Rachel's black hole never to be seen again.

My question is: do you ever get a "thank you"? Is there even an automated letter or email in return acknowledging gratitude that you have done the work of the state in collecting taxes?

I have always been an employee and my taxes are taken off before I receive the pay and so I have never dealt directly with the IR.

 

[Notch7]

so don't know what kind of people they are

They are people like everybody else.

In my experience generally quite helpful when you have a query.

despatching these monies into Rachel's black hole never to be seen again

Oh so NHS, pensioners, etc don’t exist

 

[MNW67]

My question is: do you ever get a "thank you"? Is there even an automated letter or email in return acknowledging gratitude that you have done the work of the state in collecting taxes?

I don't know, either. But there certainly should be!

 

[IT Minion]

My question is: do you ever get a "thank you"? Is there even an automated letter or email in return acknowledging gratitude that you have done the work of the state in collecting taxes?

Why is GenZ so obsessed with being thanked for doing the absolute bare minimum required by law?