BN66 - Time to fight back: Continued

[TheGadgetMan]

being a dutiful husband i do actually fancy the pants off my sister in law

...it should be interesting to see the direction in which this thread now goes...

[BrilloPad]

...it should be interesting to see the direction in which this thread now goes...

Pity we can't have a second poll - "should poppy have an affair with his sister-in-law". Maybe I should start a new thread?

I can't wait for the andyw option......

[poppy01]

Pity we can't have a second poll - "should poppy have an affair with his sister-in-law"

Wont happen I'm afraid. Since I'm not Borat, it would have to involve some level of agreement from my sister-in-law.

shall we get back on track??? Apologies DR for this minor distraction. but it did start with a question about SC clearance

[DonkeyRhubarb]

Distraint Notices

Some people have received these, typically a few days after the closure notices.

I have checked with MP, and HMRC have sent them out by mistake.

If you receive one, contact MP and they will sort it out with your tax office.

[TheGadgetMan]

Some people have received these, typically a few days after the closure notices.

I have checked with MP, and HMRC have sent them out by mistake.

If you receive one, contact MP and they will sort it out with your tax office.

DR...can you please describe exactly what a Distraint Notice is?

I'm guessing its HMRC going totally OTT...and the fact that they've admitted issuing them in error will not help their case at all...

[DonkeyRhubarb]

DR...can you please describe exactly what a Distraint Notice is?

I'm guessing its HMRC going totally OTT...and the fact that they've admitted issuing them in error will not help their case at all...

http://www.insolvencyhelpline.co.uk/..._distraint.php

[PlaneSailing]

Some people have received these, typically a few days after the closure notices.

I have checked with MP, and HMRC have sent them out by mistake.

If you receive one, contact MP and they will sort it out with your tax office.

That is absolutely incredible! "By mistake", they are treading on thin ice
here, and it's certainly worth £500 in my book....

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/rdhmanual/RDH504.htm

[poppy01]

That is absolutely incredible! "By mistake", they are treading on thin ice
here, and it's certainly worth £500 in my book....

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/rdhmanual/RDH504.htm

God they really do hate us dont they

[Emigre]

That is absolutely incredible! "By mistake", they are treading on thin ice
here, and it's certainly worth £500 in my book....

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/rdhmanual/RDH504.htm

You will need to look at the person involved. It may follow that our mistakes and delays may affect certain people more seriously than others. Examples may include elderly customers, people who have been recently bereaved or people that are unwell.

In other words HMRC has to have made one of their regular mistakes and you have to fit into one of the above categories. Nothing available for anyone else it would seem.

You have a better chance of claiming expenses. Unfortunately, that does not cover a claim for time where you act as your own Counsel. Loaded again. They've already taken 6 years to get to where we are now, how long to make a successful claim?

This is David v Goliath and its one in the eye for those that cast the first stone.

[Toocan]

Some people have received these, typically a few days after the closure notices.

I have checked with MP, and HMRC have sent them out by mistake.

If you receive one, contact MP and they will sort it out with your tax office.

Here's some more info from Wiki

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distraint

I wonder if they will backdate BN66 to the year 1215 as well