Dear All,For your information, another one of my sites has been nominated for the New Statesman Awards.
This time I didn't nominate it myself:)
"The New Statesman, Britain's leading political magazine is delighted to announce that HMRC Is Shite has been nominated for a New Media Award in the category of Campaign For Change. The campaign for change award will go to the individual or organisation that has most effectively influenced opinions and behaviour through the use of new media technology. The winner of this award will champion a cause and provide information and tools to instigate change.
The prestigious New Media Awards, now in their tenth year, champion those individuals or organisations using the power of new media in fresh, creative and constructive ways to benefit society.
The acting editor of the New Statesman, Sue Matthias said: 'We're delighted to be hosting the tenth New Media Awards, celebrating an endlessly exciting and innovative sector. I’d like to congratulate all our nominees, whose dedication and inventiveness is inspiring.'
'I am honoured that www.hmrconline.com has been nominated for this prestigious award. People deserve to see, and are hungry for, an improvement in the management and efficiency of HMRC.'
Ken Frost MA FCA FIPFM
www.hmrconline.com is dedicated to the taxpayers of Britain, and the employees of the HMRC who have to endure the monumental shambles that is Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
This site is a living monument to the incompetence and arrogance of Gordon Brown, who set HMRC up."
Please feel free to add comment on the New Statesman site.
Thanks.
Ken
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ReplyDeleteAs they say - You are the greatest.
At seventy seven I have been dealing with IR since 1955.
That is when the current rate of tax was 50%, you were allowed 5 shillings a week free of tax, that is 25 pence in current money. No NHS,you paid 6 pence for a stamp with a Benevolent society which covered medical expenses, but not prescriptions. My first paypacket was £1 5 Shillings less 10 shillings tax, that was for a 50 hour week @ 5 pence per hour.
In those days the inland revenue staff were civil servants, and you were treated with respect, and they did their best to solve your problems, I wish I could say the same for today.