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Marky65


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Good afternoon

I am trying to start preparing a clients pye and get their Er's NIC Holiday completed and I keep having trouble trying to access the E89 on line, I keep getting the 'Please wait ... ' message and nothing else.  I was just wondering if onyone else has the same problem. I have tried this on both computers in the office, one uses Chrome & the other Firefox and both get the same error.

The link I am using is http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/forms/e89.pdf

I don't want to have to sit and write out all the information on the manual E89 HMRC sent through

Thanks

Mark

 



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Robert Pearce


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I got the same message when I used Chrome but it worked when I used Internet Explorer (10)



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Marky65


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Thanks Robert

Yes it worked in IE, I tend to steer clear of IE most of the time

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Not using IE is like saying 'I am not a number, i am a free man' lol


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