Last week I received a statement from the Inland Revenue telling me that I owed £0.00.
I telephoned to say that I did not need this information and if there were any cuts to be made in the "service", this might be a good place to start.
Needless to say, the bureaucrat I spoke to explained how important it was to tell people this. I said I could have been notified by email as I had completed my return on line. There was no answer to this.
Meantime, we are threatened with wholesale closure of post offices.
The tax system costs over £25 billion a year.
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