The record for the number of reports online HMRC Opening hours, set last year , when 7.93 million people marched through the Internet , also erupted , and 8,480,000 were sent online to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC ) . This represents 84.5% of all reports received - a record percentage.
With nearly 2012 -2013 10740000 tax returns due on January 31 HMRC Opening hours, this means 93.4% met the deadlines - 31 October for paper and 31 January for online. This is the highest percentage of time performance record. The busiest day for online returns was 31 January, when HMRC received 569,847 . The rush hour 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the same day took place when 45,706 reports were received - more than HMRC Opening hours 12 per second. And 21,027 people left until the last moment, and filed their line between 11 and midnight on the due date.
Results lack the deadline income tax a penalty of £ 100 late filing . There are other late-filing penalties after three , six and 12 months. People who need to complete a tax return include the self-employed , those who have more income and high-income parents who receive child HMRC Opening hours benefit after January 7, 2013.
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