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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThat wouldn't be helpful.
Remember what I keep repeating. Delay only benefits HMRC.
We're hoping to have everything in place in the next week to 10 days, so fingers crossed.
We are treating this as urgent and pressing.
Good, thanks DR.
If we can help in any way please let me know.
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThat wouldn't be helpful.
Remember what I keep repeating. Delay only benefits HMRC.
We're hoping to have everything in place in the next week to 10 days, so fingers crossed.
We are treating this as urgent and pressing.
As I recall the judgement was due in April so is now overdue.Comment
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Originally posted by bananarepublic View PostAny mileage in writing a short letter to HMRC stating we want to change the reason for our appeal due to George. Including a very brief summary and saying details will follow?
As I recall the judgement was due in April so is now overdue.
Given the tone of the meeting, CCW think HMRC's response would be to unleash the dogs.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostDon't do that.
Given the tone of the meeting, CCW think HMRC's response would be to unleash the dogs.
I think Invisible Touch was the group's undisputed masterpieceComment
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Originally posted by growler View PostWhat does that actually entail?Comment
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Things are moving fast but this is where we're at currently.
1) Our current advisors CCW have agreed to act as agent for all our members.
2) Members will have to register and pay a fee to CCW for this if they want to appeal on the basis of TAA. (As I mentioned previously, at this stage, NTRT cannot act as professional advisors, so it is better that the money is paid directly to CCW)
3) CCW will lodge all the FTT applications.
We hope to have most of this in place next week. Once we're set to go, NTRT will issue a newsletter.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThings are moving fast but this is where we're at currently.
1) Our current advisors CCW have agreed to act as agent for all our members.
2) Members will have to register and pay a fee to CCW for this if they want to appeal on the basis of TAA. (As I mentioned previously, at this stage, NTRT cannot act as professional advisors, so it is better that the money is paid directly to CCW)
3) CCW will lodge all the FTT applications.
We hope to have most of this in place next week. Once we're set to go, NTRT will issue a newsletter.
Have you guys heard anything about MTM and the JR against APNs?Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostWhat, you mean "unleashing the dogs"? Well they've already made veiled threats of fraud investigations.
That then allows HMRC considerable freedom to request all sorts of things from bank accounts, through court orders to credit card bills to which internet sites you pay for. In other words a full drains up investigation.
That is double edged to a degree because it takes considerable HMRC resource.
You will also have your files marked as such and any year not presently under enquiry but in time will be opened and all tax returns submitted from now also enquired into.
HMRC may threaten to write to third parties about you (employer, agent, mortgage company, credit scoring agency, etc) asking for information (and by implication casting aspersions).
They may contact your accountant/agent. Check your VAT compliance. Check your NIC records. Look at your benefit claims.
Make no mistake that HMRC's reach is long and all they need is an allegation of fraud. Hopefully CCW will either engage a law firm as required or have the internal resources to resist such invidious excursion into your life.
So when DR mentions unleashing dogs, these bite and bark.
Be prepared.Best Forum Adviser & Forum Personality of the Year 2018.
(No, me neither).Comment
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Originally posted by Britspud View PostI know you're not, and I know you wouldn't...but you should really be getting a salary for all the work you and Santa and the others do! The level of gratitude expressed on here I suspect is only the tip of what people feel. Thank you.
Have you guys heard anything about MTM and the JR against APNs?
No, we haven't heard anything about the JR. But Montpelier have provided a letter for some people to send to HMRC which refers to it.Comment
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