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By "not paying your APN" do you mean being party to a JR where there is a court order preventing enforcement? In this scenario it might not show up on your credit record. - 
	
	
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
	
I will be a party to the MontP JR, however said JR may not be in flight until after the payment due date. There is also much discussion regards whether a JR will actually result in demands for payment being stood over whilst the legal process plays out…Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostBy "not paying your APN" do you mean being party to a JR where there is a court order preventing enforcement? In this scenario it might not show up on your credit record.Comment
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Hopefully the Montpelier letter this week will clarify some of this.Originally posted by Fireship View PostI will be a party to the MontP JR, however said JR may not be in flight until after the payment due date. There is also much discussion regards whether a JR will actually result in demands for payment being stood over whilst the legal process plays out…
You can delay the due date by making representations. Montpelier may provide some wording for this.Comment
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my refund has gone back into ground hog day land ..... to call th avoidance unit ? who are they ? how do i get through to themOriginally posted by screwthis View PostI got mine as well
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They are the avoidance unit after all... tricky to get hold ofOriginally posted by elpinar View Postmy refund has gone back into ground hog day land ..... to call th avoidance unit ? who are they ? how do i get through to them
							
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CTDs
So, I thought that CTDs were not linked to a specific tax liability but looking at the letter I received the other day it appears they are. I bought my CTD in 2010 but it has a date of deposit of 2009. The letter says "Interest on your deposit is calculated on a daily bases. This period of interest will not exceed 6 years. It will run from the Certificate date until the earlier of:- the due date of the tax liability it is being paid against
 - the date on which the deposit is withdrawn for cash
 - the sixth anniversary of the date on your certificate"
 
Note the spelling error 'bases' was theirs not mine!.Comment
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No, a CTD can be used against any tax liability.Originally posted by lilo View PostIs this right?Comment
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So they are cutting off the interest based on their assumption that I will be using my CTD to cover my oldest liability? I can do without their miserable interest but do I take it that leaving the CTD untouched will still prevent interest accruing on the alleged liability?Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostNo, a CTD can be used against any tax liability.Comment
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The 6 year limit for paying interest is from when you took the CTD out, and nothing to do with your liabilities.Originally posted by lilo View PostSo they are cutting off the interest based on their assumption that I will be using my CTD to cover my oldest liability? I can do without their miserable interest but do I take it that leaving the CTD untouched will still prevent interest accruing on the alleged liability?
CTDs prevent interest accruing indefinitely.Comment
 
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