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Jack is a self-employed construction worker based in the UK who was due a tax refund. Luckily, he found Taxd. Within 10 minutes, Jack was able to effortlessly submit his refund claim, with the peace of mind that he was going to receive his full refund without an accountant taking a percentage of his payment.
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Working in construction
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Due a CIS tax refund
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Found Taxd
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Submitted his claim in 10 minutes
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