Inland Revenue improve tax credit efficiency 
Back in June HM Revenue and Customs were kind enough to send me and my wife, a letter each, confirming that we had been awarded the grand sum of £0.00, with the letter there also came a handy 36 page A4 size booklet explaining the details.
Well obviously since then, things have moved on and the HM Revenue and Customs have become vastly more efficient, this week we received a far more economical letter which apart from having our names and a national insurance numbers was otherwise completely blank with this letter was a small leaflet, with helpful tips such as, it only takes one quick call to let them know of any changes, well I had a long call with them more than two years we were no longer eligible for tax credits and still they send useless info.
Well obviously since then, things have moved on and the HM Revenue and Customs have become vastly more efficient, this week we received a far more economical letter which apart from having our names and a national insurance numbers was otherwise completely blank with this letter was a small leaflet, with helpful tips such as, it only takes one quick call to let them know of any changes, well I had a long call with them more than two years we were no longer eligible for tax credits and still they send useless info.
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