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lizg78


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Hi all,

 

I'm trying to complete a client's 2014/15 tax return online but where I select that they are self employed, it's not showing me the normal 'business name' box? It's also not asking me if the client earns over £50k when selecting 'yes' to the client receiving child benefit. Anyone know if there's a bug on the return that needs fixing?! I've tried logging out and in again but these 2 boxes still don't appear.....

 

.....unless I'm going made of course

 

Liz



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Sharon Eyre


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I have had this for a few days now - just leave the page open for a few minutes and eventually it appears- its the same with a few of the questions -there is no box then it suddenly appears

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Leger


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Yes I discovered that last night as well, had a feeling there had been a question on here about it.  Was just going to start fishing for a helpline number when it suddenly appeared.



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Sharon Eyre


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I had been on hold for half hour and signed on whilst I was waiting- then next time I looked the screen appeared- I wasn't impressed!!!

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Oh and I will bet that HMRC didnt put any kind of notification of the problem on their website (AGAIN!!!)

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