If you have a comment or query about benefits, you will need to contact the government department or agency which handles that benefit. Contacts for common benefits are listed below. Call Email dcs. Call Email customerservice. Comments or queries about the Blue Badge scheme can be emailed to bluebadges infrastructure-ni. For queries or advice about claiming compensation due to a road problem, contact DFI Roads claim unit. For queries about your identity check, email nida nidirect.
For queries or advice about criminal record checks, email ani accessni. For queries or advice about employment rights, contact the Labour Relations Agency. Did you even read the article above? Please re-read it. We do I too am really dissatisfied with HMRC services. Not only is it frustrating when you have to wait to get through to anyone on the phone line but when you do they cannot put you through to various departments but they have to try to call that Not only is it frustrating when you have to wait to get through to anyone on the phone line but when you do they cannot put you through to various departments but they have to try to call that department for you and then they are in a permanent queue themselves so they then apologise on behalf of the dept you need!
There is no direct number for the departments nor emails either. I have been told yesterday that now an investigator has been allocated to deal with the errors including this one but it will be another 8 weeks at least before I am likely to hear anything. Additionally I received only 3 days ago a SARS report I'd requested as an update to the erroneous one sent to me August and they sent out exactly the same SARS report with no corrections made to it.
I am waiting for the accurate adjustments to be made as well as an updated SARS report that Teachers Pensions require in order that I can access a pension I was due 4 years ago but can't access until this MESS is sorted. Want to write - this website says write to address of tax office on coding notice but no address give.
Accessing my account Accessing my account on line has no result Where can I write to? I sent you a letter 6 weeks ago, no reply, phoned 4 times, twice the battery on my landline phone packed up as the wait was so long, and twice you cut me off before anyone got to me, I tried a live chat that took forever and did not really solve I sent you a letter 6 weeks ago, no reply, phoned 4 times, twice the battery on my landline phone packed up as the wait was so long, and twice you cut me off before anyone got to me, I tried a live chat that took forever and did not really solve my problem, you send new tax codes with figures of pension payments which are not the same as my bank statements, you say any problems contact us, but no address phone number etc.
Carer's Allowance Call Email dcs. What to do next Comments or queries about the Blue Badge scheme can be emailed to bluebadges infrastructure-ni. What to do next For queries or advice about careers, contact the Careers Service.
What to do next For queries or advice about claiming compensation due to a road problem, contact DFI Roads claim unit. What to do next For queries about your identity check, email nida nidirect. What to do next For queries or advice about criminal record checks, email ani accessni.
What to do next For queries or advice about employment rights, contact the Labour Relations Agency. What to do next If you wish to report a problem with a road or street you can do so online in this section. We have included below only those services which are available to agents — there are additional services available to taxpayers and claimants through their digital tax account.
HMRC does intend to roll out additional services to agents but this is likely to be through commercial software. Recent reports suggest that HMRC is requiring specific consent from the business owner or a director. HMRC has a large collection of forms. These fall into a number of categories:. HMRC is encouraging telephone and email contact using i forms. It recommends that post is used only where there are no alternative methods. HMRC has consolidated its postal hubs in recent years and it increasingly scans mail.
Replies to HMRC correspondence should be addressed to the address on that particular correspondence. Other addresses can be found on gov. Using these standard headings should speed up post processing and ensure that the item is directed to the correct area within HMRC. The primary headings summarise the broad subject of the letter, while the secondary headings can be used where the matter is more specific or requires more technical input.
If an agent has a client specific problem and has exhausted all other avenues, then they may approach an AAM, who will endeavour to resolve their problem.
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