I would like to pass on my thanks to all at Shareworks who were involved in obtaining my tax repayment for me recently.

At the time that your Company approached me I was immersed in a painful Liquidation exercise of the Company that I had owned and run for over twenty years and the last thing on my mind was anything that might be of benefit to myself.

Your Company alerted me to the fact that I might be eligible for an overpayment refund and then proceeded to resolve this matter without any hassle for me during that difficult time.

You resolved the issue professionally on my behalf and I would recommend your Company to others who unfortunately find themselves in similar situations
Best regards

Bill Rothwell

It came as a speculative letter in the post, one of many which you would choose to ignore when your Company has just been put into Administration. You can claim up to 40% of your original share investment in your failed Company, what had I to lose.

The team at Shareworks are highly experienced, once I had completed a simple form and agreed a very competitive "No win - No fee" they took over the process with HM Revenue, providing regular updates in respect of my claim.

I would recommend Shareworks professional team to anybody in a similar position to myself in the knowledge there is light at the end of the tunnel and yes, you can claim up to 40% for a small fee, the proof is now in my bank account.

Thank you to Roy and the team and to receipt of much needed funds
Kind regards

Ray Tarr

Roy
Further to our telephone conversation this morning ,on behalf of Anne and myself, we would like to thank you for your efforts on our behalf.

It is great news in what has been a dreadful 18 months for us
Regards

Harry Lynch

Shareworks were invaluable in successfully regaining some of my lost investment when the company, for which I was a Non-Exececutive Director, folded.

What's more, when the justification for this claim was challenged by HMRC, Shareworks did not give in and succeeded in securing judgement in my favour; a process that took over 18 months and resulted in HMRC reviewing its policy in this area with a view to making a permanent change.

Robert Burton