It also had an address to write to:-
HMRC FoI Act Team
Room 1C/23
100 Parliament Street
London
SW1A 2BQ
This is a genuine address for HMRC which made the message seem as if it might be genuine. However I am sure that I am not due a refund so I did not click on the "Get Started" link.
If you’ve got an email that claims to be from HMRC, make sure it’s the real deal. A good way to start is by looking at what the taxman wants from you.
HMRC will NEVER ask you about the following in a text or email:
- Your personal and financial information, including your bank details or full address
- Specific facts about your tax return and financial status
- An offer of a repayment or refund
HMRC will also never attach a document or send you links.
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