03003227835
TimeLine☎️ 03003227835 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 300322 with a prefix of 0300.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03003227835
- Conflicting tax info, app disagreesJun
2026HMC contact number; beware letterMay
2026Suspicious HMRC letter, incorrect surnameDec
2025HMRC number legit; beware scammersAug
2025Verified HMRC call confirmed debtAug
2025HMRC overdue tax payment warningAug
2025Convincing, likely a tax scamJul
2025Scam payment request mimicking RevenueJul
2025Repeated claims of fraud and spamDec
2024Actual HMRC Simple Assessment numberNov
2024Overdue amount from previous yearsJul
2024Fraudulent letters causing confusion, concernJul
2024Scam texts from Adventist; HMRCJun
2024HMRC scam attempt for moneyJun
2024Received scam letter, no outstandingJun
2024HMRC letter genuine, mailed incorrectlyJun
2024Genuine HMRC number, payment mixupJun
2024Missed call, scam number, blockedJun
2024Received dangerous scam calls and lettersApr
2024Verify legitimacy through reference numberApr
2024Number is genuine for HMRCMar
2024Received fake tax demand, verified onlineMar
2024HMRC adjusts tax code, no bailiffsMar
2024Verifying legit tax office numberMar
2024Received letter claiming outstanding debtMar
2024Suspecting scam regarding tax lettersMar
2024Received bogus tax letter, avoid numberFeb
2024Beware of fake HMRC numberFeb
2024User waiting to verify phone numberFeb
2024Fake number used by scammersJan
2024Scam letter targeting taxpayers addressedDec
2023Call HMRC about debt legitimacyDec
2023Confirmed scam number for taxesDec
2023Received suspicious tax refund letter, scamDec
2023Warning about potential dangerDec
2023Beware of convincing scam letterNov
2023Beware of call or letterNov
2023Not paying, seeking reporting proceduresOct
2023Receiving suspicious debt collection lettersOct
2023Beware of tax collection scamsSep
2023Received letter for alleged paymentSep
2023Received another tax letter againSep
2023Suspicious request for payment detailsSep
2023Issue with letter, poor quality.Sep
2023Doubtful letter claims money owedAug
2023Received convincing scam letter, ignoreAug
2023Possible scam letter about debtAug
2023Scam letters mislead unsuspecting victimsAug
2023Scam letters causing public frustrationAug
2023Scam targeting sensitive personal informationAug
2023Warning: Fake HMRC scam lettersAug
2023Caution: potential scam from HMRCAug
2023Received fake HMRC letter, scamJul
2023Suspicious HMRC letter, likely scamJul
2023Received fraudulent tax payment demandJul
2023Questioning legitimacy of received messageJul
2023Warning about scam phone numbersJun
2023Scam letter triggered panic, investigatesJun
2023Verify with HMRC before dismissingJun
2023Potential scam, proceed with cautionMay
2023Letter claiming debt, suspected scamMay
2023Postcode error; please check againMay
2023Verify numbers, wary of scamsMay
2023Urgent: potential scammers impersonating HMRCMay
2023Scam; account details not HMRCMar
2023Concerns over unusual tax letterMar
2023Scam alert; reported fake numberFeb
2023Not a scam; use official siteJun
2022HMRC number provided; it's a scamMay
2022Received letter from HMRC about paymentMay
2022Received fraudulent call, confirmed scamMay
2022Confirm legitimacy of tax letterMay
2022Number is a scam, untrustworthyMay
2022Fake call about assessment noticeMay
2022Suspicious HMRC payment request receivedMay
2022Warning about potential scam letterMay
2022HMRC letter about owed moneyMay
2022Struggling to confirm potential fraudMay
2022HMRC simple assessment inquiryMay
2022Warning: potential scam detectedMay
2022Suspicious HMRC letter regarding assessmentMay
2022Scammer warning: fake comment alertMay
2022AO Shipley in Yorkshire officeApr
2022Not a scam, official HMRCApr
2022Tax letter confirmed as legitimateApr
2022Verification of Simple Assessment tax letterApr
2022Warning about potential HMRC scamApr
2022Verification confirmed genuine taxable benefitsApr
2022Accountant calls out scam confidentlyApr
2022Received a suspicious phone callMar
2022Beware, it's a tax scamMar
2022Neighbor fell for letter scamMar
2022Warning about scammer impersonating HMRCMar
2022Received legitimate response to inquiryMar
2022Confirmed genuine number for HMRCMar
2022Valid number for advisory purposesMar
2022Received suspicious tax-related scam letterMar
2022Confirmed genuine number with HMRCMar
2022Warning about suspicious HMRC letterFeb
2022Received scam letter, identified fake detailsFeb
2022Text from number is a scamFeb
2022Attention to actual HMRC numberFeb
2022Suspicious letter claiming to oweFeb
2022Suspicious letter from fake HMRCDec
2021Warning: HMRC impostor scam alertSep
2021Number Of Searches: 714 Number Of Comments: 101 First Seen: 16 September 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Aberkenfig(Glamorgan), Hardgate(Dumfries and Galloway), Meikle Whitefield(Perth and Kinross), Whinnyfold(Aberdeenshire) and Winteringham(Lincolnshire).
03003227835 has 101 comments of which 33 x negative and 57 x neutral and 11 x positive
03003227835 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03003227835 👆 is reported as a phone number linked to HMRC simple assessment matters, but opinions vary widely. Some confirm it’s genuine for overdue tax debts, especially for past years, and advise contacting HMRC via official channels to verify any letters. However, many warn it’s heavily used by scammers sending very convincing letters demanding payment, often including personal details like National Insurance numbers, causing confusion and fear. Several users describe receiving aggressive calls or threatening letters with poor-quality stationery and incorrect postcodes, pressuring for immediate payment or threats of bailiffs, which genuine HMRC do not use. There are reports of spoofing, fake payment details, and scammers replying as if defending the number’s authenticity. Overall, it’s advised to cross-check any correspondence independently through official gov.uk contacts before acting.
Reports on phone number 03003227835
2 monthsThis number popped up in a letter I got saying I supposedly owe some tax money, but when I checked with the app, it says I don’t owe a thing. Bit confusing really.2 monthsGot a letter through from HMC and this was the number they gave to get hold of them. Just a heads up to everyone, be careful with this one!HMC7 monthsI got a letter claiming to be from the HMRC Debt Resolution Team, but it had my surname all wrong, which is unusual for genuine HMRC correspondence. So, I decided to look up the phone number they provided just to be sure.HMRC Debt Resolution TeamHMRC11 monthsI got a proper call from HMRC, and when I logged into my government gateway, it showed that I did indeed owe something from a simple assessment.HMRC11 monthsHeads up! This number really belongs to HMRC, but scammers often fake it just like they do with genuine bank numbers. HMRC won't ring you unless you've been in touch with them first. Make sure to read through all the comments below. Also, keep in mind that some dishonest scammers and even some confused folks with mental issues sometimes post bogus 'safe' reviews for scam numbers or false scam alerts for legit ones on here. Stay sharp!HMRC11 monthsSpotted this on the HMRC site: Letter IDMS99P relates to Simple Assessment. Basically, if you owe money on your Simple Assessment tax, HMRC will send you a letter letting you know about the overdue payment. The letter includes details like: - ways you can settle the bill - if you’re not able to pay everything at once, to ring HMRC on 0300 322 7835 - the consequences if you don’t pay or get in touch within 28 days after getting the letter Definitely don’t just ignore it!HMRC1 yearThis definitely seems like one of those clever tax scams.1 yearI got a letter with the number 03003227835 on it, saying I owed tax money. But I’d already paid it! The letter looked so much like one from the Revenue, I nearly got tricked. Luckily, I checked my bank records and saw the payment was done, so I dodged the scam.2 yearsSpam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam fraud spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam spam fraud spam spam2 yearsIf you’re trying to get hold of HMRC’s simple assessment, this is definitely the right number.HMRC2 yearsGot a basic assessment letter saying I owe money, but it’s not for the most recent tax year - it’s from a couple of years ago.2 yearsGot two separate letters asking for payment on old simple assessment taxes from years ago. I’m certain I’ve paid all my taxes, plus I retired 8 years back so everything should be fine. The letters look super legit and proper official, I imagine loads of folks might get worried and just cough up. Also, my tax office is in Newcastle, not Bristol like the letters say.NewcastleBristol2 yearsGot a load of messages and texts from Adventist on 01782 40 11 20, all about HMRC stuff - total scam, watch out!HMRCAdventist2 yearsGot a call pretending to be HMRC, trying again to trick me out of cash. Definitely a scam.HMRC2 yearsGot a letter from these lot claiming I owed more than £650. I called my accountant to check, and they said it was a scam and that my tax was all sorted with no money owed. I sent them a photo of the letter, and they passed it on to the actual HMRC to look into. I can’t help but wonder how many folks have been tricked and paid up. Like someone else mentioned, HMRC don’t send bailiffs out - they just tweak your tax code the next year. Also looked up the postcode on the envelope, and it doesn’t show up on Royal Mail’s system at all.HMRCRoyal Mail2 yearsI got a letter claiming I owed money for the 2016-17 tax year, mentioning a 'simple assessment' they said they recently sent me - but I never got it. Feeling a bit iffy about it all, I rang HMRC on 0300 200 3500 to check. They confirmed the letter was real but admitted it was sent by mistake. They said the simple assessment had been posted out too, but from what I’ve seen, stuff often gets lost with how messy the postal service is these days.HMRC2 yearsI received a missed call from this number, so I decided to ring them back. A gentleman picked up, but his accent was so thick I couldn't make out a word he said before he hung up on me. After doing a bit of digging online, I discovered that this number has been flagged as a scam associated with HMRC. I've since added it to my blocked list.HMRC2 yearsGot calls from this number, seemed really dodgy. Then I got a letter claiming it was some tax I needed to pay - total scam, really risky stuff. Stay well clear!2 yearsMake sure to check not just the number 0300 322 7835, but also take a glance at the reference number at the top of any correspondence you may have received. It's another good method for determining whether it's genuine or a bit dodgy!2 yearsSorry about my previous message. I've just checked and this number seems legit on the HMRC website. If you head over to gov.uk and look up ‘Letter IDMS99P - Simple Assessment’, you’ll see it mentioned. Also, HMRC clearly says ‘You must not ignore the letter’, so it’s definitely important.HMRC2 yearsI just got a letter demanding £680 in tax from 'HMRC', threatening that a debt collector will be sent if I don't pay. The letter looked really official, with proper letterhead and all. But it didn’t add up because I already got my Tax Calculation late last year and just received my new Tax Code for this year. To be sure, I checked my details on the real HMRC website and nothing was wrong. Luckily, finding this site helped me see that the phone number they gave is totally fake!HMRC2 yearsIn my experience, HMRC don’t just bring in bailiffs out of the blue; usually what they do is tweak your tax code instead.HMRC2 yearsEnded up ringing the real HMRC helpline at 0300 200 3310 just to be sure the number was legit. They also helped clarify exactly how much I owed, which was a relief.HMRC2 yearsWe have received a letter informing us that we have outstanding debts to settle.2 yearsI've received two letters regarding an outstanding amount from Simple Assessment. Upon careful investigation, it seems to be a fraudulent scheme. I diligently pay my taxes every month from my pension, so I'm completely baffled as to why I would owe anything.2 yearsI received a letter through the post supposedly from HMRC saying I owed some unpaid tax and wanted me to ring 0300 322 7835 to sort out payment. The letter seemed pretty official, but when I checked, there was no sign of any such debt. Definitely a number to steer clear of and report if you get a call or letter from it.HMRC2 yearsAvoid answering 03003227835, they say they are HMRC but it’s just a scam!HMRC2 yearsSo far, I’ve gotten a couple of letters that had this number on them. Right now, I’m waiting on hold for HMRC to find out what’s going on.HMRC3 yearsI've seen this number 0300 322 7835 pop up a lot, and from what I've heard, it's a scam. Apparently, they pretend to be from HM Revenue & Customs and try to fool people into handing over cash or their personal details. Just a heads up if you get a call from there - be careful, it’s dodgy! 19 May 2023HM Revenue & Customs3 yearsI've just had eye surgery and couldn’t make out the letter myself, but luckily a relative, who knows these things better, took one look and said it’s definitely a scam. After doing some digging, I’m fully certain it’s just a trick playing on people’s fear of the tax authorities. If the tax people know about this, which they surely do, they’ve got the means to stop it and should act straight away. The letter mentions debt collectors and ruining your credit score, so it’s really intimidating stuff. I’m 80 years old and have been paying my taxes faithfully for over six decades.3 yearsI wasn’t entirely sure if this was genuine, so I rang the official contact from the HMRC website to check. They were after some old debts that might not even be valid, so I’d say don’t just brush it off! When unsure, it’s best to do what I did and use the authorised HMRC number to confirm.HMRC3 yearsI got a letter that looked proper, saying I was owed tax money from 2018, something like £1250. I honestly thought it seemed off. I looked up the number they gave and found out it was a scam. The letter arrived in one of those brown envelopes you’d think comes from the tax office. Luckily, I didn’t call them - wouldn’t want to deal with those con artists. Watch out for these fake official letters, they’re tricking people big time. I'm really glad I spotted the scam and shredded the letter right away. I should probably report it as well.HMRC3 yearsMy daughter and wife got a letter saying they owed money to HMRC. I looked up the phone number here and realised it was exactly what I suspected - a scam. Big thanks to everyone who shared their experiences with this number.HMRC3 yearsWatch out for this one, it’s dodgy.3 yearsLike many others have mentioned, I got a letter that looked pretty real saying I owed money after some sort of assessment. Thing is, it didn’t come with any payment details or paperwork. When I rang them up, I was just put on hold and got nowhere. What freaked me out was that they already had my full name, address and even my NI number! Honestly, steer clear of this number and don’t engage with it.National Insurance3 yearsScammers might mess with the numbers they show, but I actually received a letter myself. Before I rang the number on it, I had a look at my personal tax account and found out I really did owe some straightforward assessment fees that had slipped my mind. If you get a call or even a letter about this sort of thing, it’s a good idea to double check your personal tax account.3 yearsWe got a letter just like that one shown here. We have no intention of paying. Does anyone know how I can make the letters stop? Who should I report this to? The phone number listed is 03002003310 and they say they're from HMRC, saying we owe them money. Mr EmesHMRCEmes3 yearsI keep receiving letters from the Simple Assessment team stating that I have outstanding payments to make. The letters contain the phone number 0300 322 7835. Upon calling this number, I have had two experiences where I had to wait for over an hour to be connected, only to be abruptly disconnected when I tried to arrange a payment plan. It seemed like they weren't interested in setting up a schedule and instead insisted on full payment. On top of this, the person I spoke to became impatient and momentarily lost his Scottish accent, which made me question if this could be a scam. The most recent letter is now threatening to involve debt collectors. At this point, I'm not sure what to believe. Interestingly, the new letter still displays the same 0300 322 7835 contact number.Simple Assessment3 yearsI got another letter recently, same as one I got last year, with the number 03003227835 on it. It mentioned something about a Simple Assessment and included a bank giro slip. They want ABC to send the payment.ABC3 yearsSo, I got a letter supposedly from HMRC saying I owe £758, but I actually got paid £790 from them last year. It’s only been a couple of months, and now this number 03003227835 sent me a letter. I called and they kept asking why there were charges for hotels on my account, but I don’t even have a job right now! Feels really fishy, like these people have my personal info but I can’t trust them. I asked them to send me a detailed list of all the charges but still not sure if this is a scam or if HMRC is even involved. Does anyone know if these scammers are actually pretending to be part of the government?HMRC3 yearsReceived the same letter here, poor quality paper and it’s made out to me but inside it just says sir or madam... Checked with HMRC on Twitter and they claim it’s legit? Tried calling them but can’t seem to get through. I’m not self employed or anything like that, so this really has me worried! Anyone got any tips?TwitterHMRC3 yearsJust got a letter through, looked like a rubbish photocopy, claiming I owe cash for some ‘overdue SIMPLE assessment’ and that they’d tried to contact me before with no answer… which is complete rubbish! Surely they mean SELF assessment? I’m sorting it out with HMRC now to put a stop to it. Honestly, nothing about this feels legit. Watch out!HMRC3 yearsI got a letter not long ago claiming I owed money to HMRC, but that’s not right as I actually got a refund this year because I paid too much tax. The letter talked about something called 'Simple Assessment' PA302, which is meant for people who are self-employed - I’m definitely not self-employed! They even gave a Barclays Bank account number 63464695 with sort code 11-47 to send the money to, but that’s nothing like the bank info HMRC actually uses. Honestly, this is a scam so don’t send them anything!HMRCBarclays3 yearsI got a letter saying I owe £400 and if I don’t pay, I’ll be taken to court. The number they gave me to call is 03003227835. The letter looks really legit and even mentions my national insurance number. Could this be a scam? It’s making me worried.3 yearsThe number mentioned in these scam letters does not match up. Just because you received a genuine letter notifying you of a debt to the taxman doesn't change the fact that there is indeed a fraudulent scheme causing many people to fall victim. It is worth considering that there might be another parallel universe where people exist alongside those from your own universe.3 yearsI received another letter from a supposed HMRC, asking for money. The number 03003227835 has been previously reported as a scam. The taxpaying public should know the name(s) of those responsible for this. Somebody deserves to be fired or, at the very least, brought before members of Parliament to explain their poor performance in doing their job. These individuals are profiting from the suffering of others. I can't help but feel frustrated and angry as I type this lengthy rant. Very little is being done by those who are responsible for addressing these criminals. I wonder how many people fell for it and were taken advantage of. A P45 is surely in the mail for them.HMRC3 yearsLike others mentioned before, I actually believed it was legit since they had my national insurance number, but turns out IT’S JUST A SCAM.National3 yearsBEWARE - THIS IS DEFINITELY A SCAM. They’re pretending to be HMRC but are just trying to con people out of money. They’re really good at making it look genuine. I got two letters with my National Insurance number on them, supposedly from HMRC. After checking with the real HMRC, turns out I don’t owe a penny. Since I ignored those letters, now I’ve received another fake letter from a ‘collection agency’ insisting I pay up. I’m going to report this to the police, HMRC’s fraud team, and the National Insurance folks for fraud. Please stay very cautious!HMRCNational Insurance3 yearsThey called saying they were with HMRC and it sounded legit at first, but I only bothered to look up the number when my husband told me to! Really happy I did after seeing what others posted here.HMRC3 yearsJust received a letter that looked proper official from HMRC claiming I owe them money. I double checked their contact numbers on their official site before calling. The number I was given was 03002003360. When I phoned, the person on the other end was frightening since she mentioned jobs I've had before. Definitely a scam!HMRC3 yearsI got this letter from HMRC about self assessment saying I owed loads of cash. It sounded fishy as I hadn’t made enough money to owe tax. When I called, the lady with an Asian accent said it was for a couple of years back or something, but that didn’t make sense to me at all. Definitely a scam!HMRC3 yearsI got this letter, said it was from HMRC, claiming I owed tax money, but I never had that debt.HMRC3 yearsI got one just like that, seemed a bit fishy to me. We just didn’t reply. Have they tried contacting you again? I ended up reporting it to HMRC.HMRC3 yearsAvoid this number, it’s part of a scam. They send you letters pretending to be from HMRC, but it’s obviously fake. I’ve noticed the scammers even post on this site trying to say it’s legit. Don’t ever phone numbers straight off any letters you get, even if your national insurance details are mentioned. The safest bet is to look up HMRC’s contact info on their official website yourself, rather than clicking any ads on Google. Always use the real site to find the right number.HMRCGoogle3 yearsInstead of getting a call, I got a letter that looked so real it made me freak out at first. Luckily, my hubby looked into it and found out it was just a scam. It's worrying to see some comments here acting like these letters or calls are legit, especially when they even know your NI number right on the spot.National Insurance3 yearsUpon reading various comments, I was sincerely hoping that this was merely a scam. However, I decided to confirm and rang the authentic HMRC number listed on their official website. To my surprise, they confirmed that it was indeed genuine. It is possible that certain letters may indeed be fraudulent, but it is advisable to directly reach out to HMRC (avoiding the contact number mentioned in the letter) to verify before dismissing it entirely.HMRC3 yearsI reckon this might be one of those dodgy scam calls.3 yearsGot this letter coming through my door about four times now. Had a look at my HMRC account and nothing shows up that I owe. If I hadn’t paid enough tax, my wages would’ve been sorted to cover it automatically. Plus, if you do owe HMRC and don’t pay, they always slap interest on top. This feels like a total scam to me.HMRC3 yearsThe postcode’s wrong as well.3 yearsI looked up this number and found that it really belongs to HMRC. However, there have been fraudsters faking this exact number, ringing folks up with threats about unpaid tax and pushing them to pay on the spot. So if you get a call from 0300 322 7835 claiming to be HMRC, don’t give them any info straight away. Instead, ask for a reference and say you’ll call back to check it's legit before you do anything. That way, you can be sure you’re dealing with the actual tax office, not some scammers.HMRC3 yearsI didn’t get a phone call but an official looking letter supposedly from HMRC. It was really believable at first. When I logged into my online HMRC account, I saw no Simple Assessments had been issued and there’s nothing showing I owe any money. What really worries me is that the letter included my actual National Insurance number! I strongly suggest reporting this straight away to Action Fraud, so they can investigate further. Maybe they can check it against the bank details mentioned!HMRCNationalAction Fraud3 yearsReceived a letter today containing a straightforward evaluation with this particular number... This appears to be a scam, as the bank details on the payment slip do not match those of HMRC.HMRC3 yearsGot a letter today pretending to be from HMRC saying they sent me a breakdown before but I never replied, and asking me to pay using a payment slip... I’ve sent photos of it to HMRC’s phishing team. Really worried about how they even managed to get my National Insurance number tho!HMRCNational Insurance3 yearsThis letter seems fraudulent. Every correspondence I have ever received from HMRC includes my full name, with my middle name included; however, this letter does not. Furthermore, the alleged amount that they claim I owe is exorbitant. Additionally, numerous individuals have reported the phone number associated with this letter as counterfeit on various websites.HMRC4 yearsRest assured, this is not a fraudulent scheme. I contacted the helpline at 0300 200 3300, and they assisted me in clearing up any confusion regarding my Simple Assessment Statement. They advised me to refrain from relying on Google search results and encouraged direct access to the government's official website. By visiting the designated website, you can conveniently make your payment. Please ensure you have your Gateway login and two valid forms of identification to proceed through the official channels.Google4 yearsThe appropriate contact number for the HMRC is 0300 200 3300. Please be warned that this information could potentially be fraudulent. Exercise caution!HMRC4 yearsI have recently received a letter informing me that it is from HMRC and stating that there is an outstanding balance to be paid.HMRC4 yearsI dialed a legitimate contact number for HMRC mentioned in a letter I received, which informed me about a payment owed to me. However, upon contacting them, HMRC confirmed that the number was indeed associated with a fraudulent activity. Clearly, it was a complete scam.HMRC4 yearsGot a proper letter from HMRC, though I wasn’t sure why the phone number on there looked a bit odd. So I rang HMRC through the number I found on their official website and they told me I do owe about £800 from a past tax year. Best to ring HMRC yourself to be certain. Looks like people are getting a bit panicky, but this all seems legit to me.HMRC4 yearsThe provided number is indeed fraudulent. Following my conversation with HMRC, it is evident that this number has no trace within their system records. Furthermore, the statement of liabilities I received was in an incorrect format. According to HMRC, there are no outstanding debts or obligations on my behalf, hence confirming that this letter and number are part of a scam. We must be wary of relying on reviews declaring its authenticity, as they originate from the scammers themselves.HMRC4 yearsI received a call from this phone number regarding the simple assessment, but I am aware that it is bogus. Sadly, not everyone would be able to recognize it as such. Thank you for letting me know.4 yearsI recently received a call from this specific number regarding a payment that needs to be made for HMRC. The payment amount that is required is £1071.40.HMRC4 yearsGot a similar scam letter, but I rang up HMRC and they said I don't owe anything.HMRC4 yearsI have verified and contacted HMRC, and it seems that the letter I received is indeed accurate. According to the letter, I do have an outstanding payment, and the phone number provided is 0300 322 7835. This call is to settle the bill for my simple assessment. The letter should contain a detailed breakdown of the amount owed. It is possible that the reason for this owed amount is related to claiming the marriage allowance. Unfortunately, many individuals have been deceived by it.HMRC4 yearsI have received a letter stating that I owe money, but I am unable to reach HMRC to confirm whether it is fraudulent.HMRC4 yearsThis is definitely a rip-off.4 yearsI came across this telephone number in a letter claiming to be from HMRC, stating that I owed them money for a simple assessment. Doubting that a simple assessment had anything to do with me, I decided to question the validity of this number.HMRC4 yearsCaution: Beware of a fraudulent comment from a scammer!4 yearsAO stands for Accounts Office, and AO Shipley is actually an HMRC branch located in Shipley, Yorkshire.AO ShipleyHMRCShipleyYorkshireAOAccounts Office4 yearsIts not a scam at all. I rang 0300 200 3300 and they transferred me to the right dept for HMRC debt collection.HMRC4 yearsI recently received a letter regarding outstanding taxes through the Simple Assessment system. Initially, I had doubts about its authenticity as I read some negative comments and checked caller ID websites. However, to be on the safe side, I decided to contact the income tax helpline mentioned on the official gov.uk website, which is "0300 200 3300". After speaking with them, I confirmed that the letter did indeed come from HMRC and was not a scam. During my investigation, I also discovered that HMRC will only contact you using a "withheld number," so if you receive calls from a number like 0300 322 7835 appearing on your caller ID, it is likely to be a scam. My advice to anyone who has received this letter is to contact the telephone number provided on the gov.uk website. Furthermore, ensure that you request a complete breakdown of the alleged amount owed and verify if there have been any changes in your tax code for previous years where tax has been paid.ukHMRCgov4 yearsNot long ago, I got a letter about unpaid tax from Simple Assessment. I was a bit unsure if it was a scam after reading through some reviews on here and other phone ID sites. To clear things up, I rang the official income tax helpline on the gov.uk site, which is "0300 200 3300", and they confirmed the letter genuinely came from HMRC. Something important I found out is that any calls HMRC make usually come through as "no caller ID," so if you get a phone with a number like 0300 322 7835 showing, it’s probably someone trying to scam you. My advice for anyone who gets this kind of letter? Call the number on the official gov.uk website yourself. And take the time to get a detailed explanation of the charges. Plus, check if your tax code changed or if you’ve already paid what they say you owe before panicking.ukHMRC4 yearsNot long ago, I got a letter from HMRC with this phone number on it, and thankfully it turned out to be a scam. Folks definitely need to watch out for this kind of thing. It’s always safest to check stuff through the official HMRC gov site rather than trusting random calls or messages.HMRC4 yearsAt first, I wasn’t too sure about it, but I rang the official gov.uk helpline and they confirmed it’s legit. Turns out it’s about taxable benefits declared on the P11D, which is different from your regular income tax stuff. This kind of thing doesn’t actually pop up on the government gateway. Bit annoying, but it’s definitely real and not some scam - it’s just an underpayment.4 yearsI work in accounting and I can say for sure this is a total scam.4 yearsI got a letter saying I owed £2250, so I rang 0300 322 7835 to sort it out. The person I spoke to said I should pay up first and then they'd send me a breakdown, which I found odd since the letter didn’t include it. I told them I checked online and there was nothing showing I owed any money, which seemed to annoy them. When I said I’d pay on the website, they suddenly offered to give me bank details to send the money directly. I pointed out the letter had a payment slip already, but they kept pushing for immediate payment through their details. They said the website might take up to three weeks to update. I said I’d wait until then before paying. After the call, I double-checked with HMRC and they confirmed the number I called isn’t theirs, and I actually don’t owe anything. Definitely something fishy going on!HMRC4 yearsBeware of this deceitful scheme! You may receive a letter posing as an official communication from HMRC, claiming that you have inadvertently not paid the correct amount of tax in a recent assessment and including your national insurance number. The phone number provided is, in fact, a fraudulent one. After verifying with HMRC, I can definitively confirm that this is a scam. I urge you to exercise extreme caution, as the scammers are also posting misleading comments on various websites, asserting that the phone number is genuine. This couldn't be further from the truth. Do not fall victim to this scam.HMRC4 yearsCheers for sharing this. My elderly neighbour, who’s 95, got the exact same letter and ended up sending money. It’s definitely a scam. The payment was sent to someone named A O SHIPLEY, so it wasn’t from HMRC at all. I called HMRC myself and they confirmed they know about this fraud. The letter even had the right national insurance number, which makes it trickier to spot as a fake, so just be careful.HMRC4 yearsHey all, watch out on here as there's someone pretending to be from HMRC saying that this number is legit, but it’s actually a scam. I've reported the fake comments for review but they keep popping up faster than I can handle. Stay careful! Thanks.HMRC4 yearsI got a letter and gave them a ring, and it turned out to be legit.4 yearsI recently came across an authentic letter and reached out to the HMRC customer relations page on Twitter. They confirmed that the letter is legitimate and relates to the Debt Management department.HMRCTwitterDebt Management4 yearsThis is the real number if you’re trying to sort out payments or debts with Simple Assessment.4 yearsToday, I got this letter and it turned out to be a total scam. When I rang the number on it, they were trying to dig up loads of personal info. Just to be clear, I don’t owe any tax at all - HMRC themselves confirmed this to me!HMRC4 yearsBefore calling, I got a letter and double-checked the number on HMRC's Twitter to make sure it was legit.HMRCTwitter4 yearsA family member got a letter claiming they owed £2764 and told to ring this number. When they did, the person on the line was really pushy, insisting the full payment had to be made right away or they’d face legal action. I looked a bit into it and it’s obvious this number isn’t linked to HMRC, even though the “03003227” part looks like something HMRC would use. Plus, the bank details on the letter don’t match what HMRC says on their official government site. I’d say don’t trust this - best to call HMRC directly using their official .gov number to check.HMRC4 yearsGot a letter saying I owed £2250.00 for an overdue simple self assessment. The phone number listed was 0300 322 7835, so I gave them all made-up details - fake name, National Insurance number, postcode, the lot. The person on the line got annoyed, saying they couldn't confirm my identity, and then cut me off. When I rang back, I ended up speaking to the same bloke again. Honestly, when does that ever happen? I just said “Sorry, wrong number” and hung up while he was trying to keep me on the call. Definitely a SCAM.5 yearsI received a message from a certain number purporting to be from the HMRC. The text stated that it seemed I had neglected to settle my tax obligations and insisted that I should act promptly, otherwise legal action would be taken against me! This is an example of a scam, and it is actually quite prevalent. It is important to note that HMRC does not engage in such practices.HMRC5 yearsIt’s not a scam call, it’s actually HMRC. Even if you’ve already got a tax refund, there’s a good chance you still owe some money from past years.HMRC5 yearsI received a letter claiming to be from "HMR" saying I owed money from a past tax year. It was called Simple Assessment IT. I tried calling the number given, but since it was after 5pm, it just said the office was shut until 9am next day. The letter felt dodgy straight away - the reference number didn’t look anything like a real HMRC one, though it did have my National Insurance number on there, which was pretty unsettling. I checked my HMRC gateway account and it shows I don't owe anything from previous years; in fact, I got a tax refund back in October. The letter looked legit apart from that phone number (03003227835), which isn’t the official one HMRC gives for tax enquiries. Everything else seemed standard like a real letter, except the statement of liabilities. It just showed an amount supposedly owed and a year, plus a slip for payment but no explanation of how they calculated the figure. I’ve forwarded the letter to HMRC’s fraud team, but just a heads up - this is definitely a scam trying to catch people out!HMRHMRC5 yearsRecently got a letter supposedly from HMRC saying I owe some back taxes and asking me to ring 0300 322 7835 to sort out payment plans. I ignored it and didn’t bother calling. The letter seemed pretty official, but I’d just got a refund from HMRC a few weeks before! Definitely a dodgy number to be wary of and to probably report.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 322 7835)
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