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ADAS


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I'm having a few problems with clients at the moment producing incomplete sets of CIS vouchers. 

Flicking through the paper at the weekend I saw an advert from a company offering the ability to trace missing vouchers. Does anyone know how they do this? My understanding was that HMRC aren't particularly helpful anymore but perhaps I've got this wrong.

Any pointers?

Thanks

Tony



-- Edited by ADAS on Tuesday 29th of May 2012 03:05:33 PM

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That is a new one to me.

Normally, the client would have to write to the CIS Department.

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Thanks for the reply, I thought that was the case.

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