Women losing tax refunds

Friday 17 July 1992 19:02 EDT

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MILLIONS of women are missing out on a tax refund from the Inland Revenue on savings held in banks and building societies.

Although 14 million people have registered to receive their interest gross and eight million have made a claim for a tax refund, National & Provincial Building Society's Financial Services for Women believes that there are eight million people yet to claim.

FSW's latest newsletter helps explain how to claim the tax rebate on savings.

Ring 0800 590 682 for a free copy of the newsletter.

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