A report says an individual is still dealing with HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) after being pursued for a capital gains tax bill of £109,696, despite claiming the payment was made about nine months earlier. According to the article, the person has tried for more than nine months to resolve what they describe as an ongoing issue with HMRC. The report states that HMRC continues to chase them for the same capital gains tax amount, suggesting the tax record or the payment has not been correctly reconciled on HMRC’s side, or that the dispute has not been resolved through their communications so far.
The available sources describe the experience of the claimant but do not provide details of the underlying transaction, the reason for the original assessment, or any official position from HMRC. They also do not specify whether the issue involves a late payment notice, an administrative correction, or a larger tax dispute. The report focuses on the length of time the person says they have been attempting to get the matter sorted.
