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Change the ******* record for ****s sake.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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You can’t get a VAT receipt for your ticket on that.Originally posted by greenlake View PostAll aboard the IR35 bus....
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Nah, it’s IANTO from another place. Definitely not a gricer sockie.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostInneresting.Comment
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Transport does not incur VATOriginally posted by WTFH View PostYou can’t get a VAT receipt for your ticket on that.Comment
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Unless IANTO was the sockie master!Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostNah, it’s IANTO from another place. Definitely not a gricer sockie.
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Appearing like a gricer sockie isn't a great look for a real person.Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostNah, it’s IANTO from another place. Definitely not a gricer sockie.Comment
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damn, my cover is blown!Originally posted by jamesbrown View PostNah, it’s IANTO from another place. Definitely not a gricer sockie.
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it would be interesting to see how you would handle them. Perhaps you already have had dealings with them? Can you enlighten us?Originally posted by northernladuk View PostChange the ******* record for ****s sake.
I've just beaten an agent of HMRC in court for applying the wrong rate of VAT on an import and they now have a CCJ against them. How that will affect their business remains to be seen. So, would you have just accepted the wrong tax an rolled over?Comment
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Just shut the **** up and stay in topic. This thread is about a shuttle bus, not about fighting HMRC in court. Every IR35 thread you start banging the same old drum and lording it because you've beaten someone in court.Originally posted by JohntheBike View Postit would be interesting to see how you would handle them. Perhaps you already have had dealings with them? Can you enlighten us?
I've just beaten an agent of HMRC in court for applying the wrong rate of VAT on an import and they now have a CCJ against them. How that will affect their business remains to be seen. So, would you have just accepted the wrong tax an rolled over?
A) Just ********leave it alone until thread comes up discussing it.
B) Have you noticed that everytime you bringing it up it goes nowhere? Maybe take the hint and stop bringing it up? It's getting tedious.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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