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The best thing to do is to follow the advice on the Government website:
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Recent Posts Contact my Benefits Office | Jobcentre Plus Contact Details 25th November 2014 11:55 AM
Over time the benefits offices have renamed themselves, from Benefits Office, Job Centre and Social Security. It’s even been affectionately known as the Dole Office by some. For Housing and Council Tax related queries. These are usually handled by your Local Council. English Councils: To find your Local Council details we have found a link to most of the English Local Councils Then select your County, then Town and you should be able to track down the Council you require. For Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland Councils: If you live in Wales then you need to contact the Welsh First Point of Contact Centre If you live in Scotland, you need to contact the Scottish Local Government. Once on this page search for your local Council in the drop down box. If you live in Northern Ireland, there is a list of Local Councils available here. For all other Benefit Related Queries: Such as Job Seekers allowance, Income Support, Incapacity Benefit, Employment and Security Allowance, Maternity, Bereavement, Social Funds, Universal Credits or existing claims. These are all handled by your local Job Centre Plus. To contact your Local Jobcentre New benefit claims
Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm You can also claim Jobseekers Allowance online Existing benefit claims Call the appropriate number for your benefit to:
If any of the information on this page is found to be incorrect, please contact us and I will ensure it is updated, as well as periodically updating it. Please note, I AM NOT an employee of the Job Centre, I have simply collated some contact information for you. Please do not send me specific Benefit questions or ask for any further information as I will be unable to respond to those emails. This data is correct as of 01/08/17 Contacting my Royal Mail Local Delivery Office 21st July 2014 4:25 PM
Unfortunately, you can no longer visibly see any contact details for your local delivery office from the Royal Mail website. We still have a lot of numbers listed for local delivery offices on this site (as well as reviews and feedback), which can be found here: Royal Mail Delivery Offices - Simply search for your area. But for all the offices that no longer have a direct number, or for those we have been asked to remove the phone details, your only option is to go to the general customer services phone number: 0345 740 740 Please note, I AM NOT an employee of Royal Mail, I have simply collated some contact information for you. Please do not ask me for any further information as I will be unable to respond to those emails. Contacting your Tax Office | HMRC Help lines 21st July 2014 3:48 PM Getting help with your tax query
The HMRC helplines tend be extremely busy, so it is advisable to try and steer clear of normal peak calling times like lunchtime or late afternoon. A lot of questions can be answered directly by looking on the HM Revenue & Customs website. Tax Questions and Queries -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Contacting HMRC If you need to contact HMRC then below are some useful numbers. 0300 numbers are local call rate and form part of any inclusive minutes including mobile, BT or other fixed line providers. Remember to have any required documents to hand, and be patient as waiting times can be 30 minutes or more in busy periods. If you simply want to pay your tax bill, you can now do this online using your debit card. Visit: https://www.gov.uk/pay-tax-debit-credit-card -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Individual Tax Enquires (ensure you have your National Insurance number when you phone) Taxes Helpline: 0300 200 3300 Outside UK: +44 135 535 9022 Opening hours: 8.00 am to 8.00 pm, Monday to Friday Best time to call: Phone lines are less busy before 10am, Monday to Friday For full contact details, visit the HMRC Website link below: Income Tax enquiries for individuals, pensioners and employees -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Employer Enquires (You need your employer reference number when you call) Employer Helpline: 0300 200 3200 Opening hours: 8.00 am to 8.00 pm, Monday to Friday For full contact details, visit the HMRC Website link below: PAYE and Employer Tax Enquires -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Self Employed Enquires Self Employed Tax Enquires: 0300 200 3300 you need to speak to a specific office that deals with your area. The below link on the HMRC Website will tell where you current nearest one is, or alternatively contact the telephone number on your last correspondence from HMRC. You can write to HMRC by using the address on the most recent letter from them. If you don’t have an address for HMRC write to: HM Revenue and Customs - Self Assessment PO Box 4000 Cardiff CF14 8HR United Kingdom -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Corporation Tax Enquires Corporation Tax Issues: 0300 200 3410 Most letters for Corporation Tax are dealt with by a single address: HM Revenue and Customs - Corporation Tax Services PO Box 29997 Glasgow G70 5AB United Kingdom If you’re replying to a letter you've received about your Corporation Tax, you should use the address on that letter.
If any of the information on this page is found to be incorrect, please contact us and I will ensure it is updated. For the latest information, you can visit the HMRC website: |
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In recent years, tax offices have either merged with local Job Centre Offices, closed, or are now dealt with by a central office. You can contact HMRC by calling direct by phoning the relevant department, the official numbers are all listed below.