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Still here, working behind the scenes. 
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Never doubted it for a second
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Still here too, but I'm moving house, Internet may be down for a week or two.Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostStill here, working behind the scenes.'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.Comment
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without a ctd and expecting an apn
That said .. as someone who has the money on a flexible mortgage and not locked in some CTD ...having an APN to pay does actually stop the (simple) interest and forces me to stop prevaricating on should I get a CTD or not !!Originally posted by DotasScandal View PostOr simply paid the APN, for that matter
Had the warning letter a few weeks back but still no APN.
But think the advice is .. if you have an APN and can pay it .. then DO (except if you see in your crystal ball that they will revoke it later).
So once the APN arrives .. guess I have to get the money from the mortgage and get it paid once MTM have it noted on their systems ?Comment
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Have NTRT / MTM commented on if there is any risk in paying? I ask simce MTM have said they will contest the APN and ask for suspension.Originally posted by CanPayButWouldRatherNot View PostComment
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Stupid question. Last newsletter was 2nd April? In it there was a suggestion of something else within 2 weeks (lets not go into further details). I have seen nothing since. Hopefully its not just me?
No issue however long it takes! I just don't want to be the only one missing out....Comment
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ahhh ... this is like ground hog day.Originally posted by helen7 View Post
Yes MP have said they will ask for a suspension and they may get it BUT
If you don't pay the APN you may /will be eligible to penalties and have to pay them. Feedback is even if we win you may not have the penalties refunded and if it is suspended the penalities may still accrue.
NO ONE KNOWS FOR SURE ...... as this is all new territory
so bottom line ...... if mp get a suspension and if becasue of it you dont pay
they cannot 100% guarentee you will not get lumped for 15% penalty regardless .....
as with it all - it could take legal action to quantify and that cant happen till the irsk has already been taken as you must have a penalty to contest in the first place .....
hence the genreal feeling that if you CAN pay the APN ..... propably best to
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Once you have paid the APN will it ever be returned ?Comment
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Update
Please do not contact me for more information. Please wait for the next newsletter.
NTRT and our advisors CCW met with HMRC yesterday. This was to get HMRC's response to the technical analysis CCW sent them on 12th Feb.
HMRC only raised one objection to TAA, which was dealt with in the Anne Redston QC opinion. However it's a very serious matter that warrants us going back to Anne and asking her to consider the point again.
We hope to have her view on this in the next 10 days when we will update members.
My own personal perspective
It seems to me that HMRC have fallen back on their usual tactic of intimidation and bullying when they can't get their own way. They want to scare us into dropping TAA because that's all they have.
The stakes are very high, especially for the HMRC officers in charge. If they can't win, they will fight dirty.Last edited by DonkeyRhubarb; 22 April 2015, 15:59.Comment
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Brilliant!Originally posted by elpinar View Post
in fact just asked for better idea of project, rates and possible longevity...... hey what do you reckon - will they want someone to start in 2007 if i could do that and retrospectively invoice I'll go
I think your contract was always in effect from 1989.
As this is just a clarification it should have no effect on HMRC's PAYE outgoings.Comment
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