It became apparent when they told an accountant that they had lost a client's papers. Indeed they admitted that
"We have no idea where a physical copy of the correspondence is."
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
HMRC and the paperless office
Whilst many people aspire to move towards the 'paperless office' I heard reports recently of HMRC's approach.
It became apparent when they told an accountant that they had lost a client's papers. Indeed they admitted that
It became apparent when they told an accountant that they had lost a client's papers. Indeed they admitted that
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