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HMRC enquiries for Schemes through ASMG / White Collar
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Originally posted by andybz View PostHi, I'm another one. Can I have PM rights too please?Comment
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Originally posted by administrator View PostOf course - all sorted.
turnover has exceeded their stored private messages quota and cannot accept further messages until they clear some space.Comment
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What is PM ?
I received a Tax Demand today for 2010-11. White Collar originally assured me their financial solution was legally checked, IR validated and water tight. So why are HMRC sending such demands based on alleged Tax avoidance schemes ?
I was previously assured by White Collar that HMRC have no legal case and are trying to intimidate persons to pay and would not prosecute.
However, the letter requests I Appeal and states that 'the issue will go to a tribunal'. Can someone please shed some light on what could happen ?
White Collar have said they will send a template for an appeal letter.
I assume that White Collar have sound legal arguments to defeat HMRC.Comment
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PM stands for Private Message if you want to contact Turnover.
They are right, HMRC won't prosecute. What HMRC will do is demand payment of due tax and issue an APN to get it back."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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Originally posted by SR225 View PostWhat is PM ?
I received a Tax Demand today for 2010-11. White Collar originally assured me their financial solution was legally checked, IR validated and water tight. So why are HMRC sending such demands based on alleged Tax avoidance schemes ?
I was previously assured by White Collar that HMRC have no legal case and are trying to intimidate persons to pay and would not prosecute.
However, the letter requests I Appeal and states that 'the issue will go to a tribunal'. Can someone please shed some light on what could happen ?
White Collar have said they will send a template for an appeal letter.
I assume that White Collar have sound legal arguments to defeat HMRC.
Having said that, White Collar may indeed have strong arguments, and you may end up not having to pay anything back.Comment
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