BN66 - Time to fight back (Chapter 3)

[TykeMerc]

I like the way you've been running the campaign, lots of clear unemotional steps, grind the beggars down and maintain the moral high ground to combat the injustice.

Keep it up and well done so far.

[kiwinlondon]

I like the way you've been running the campaign, lots of clear unemotional steps, grind the beggars down and maintain the moral high ground to combat the injustice.

Keep it up and well done so far.

Excelletnt work DR :-)

You thought about a career in politics? There are a lot of job opportunities there at the moment... good salary, pension, medical and all expenses you can dream up!!!

[BrilloPad]

Excelletnt work DR :-)

You thought about a career in politics? There are a lot of job opportunities there at the moment... good salary, pension, medical and all expenses you can dream up!!!

I can't see DR in politics. He is hard working and honest so is totally unsuitable.

[DonkeyRhubarb]

I can't see DR in politics. He is hard working and honest so is totally unsuitable.

Although I have got previous experience of tax avoidance!

[smalldog]

deckster, I agree, and have said in the past and seriously think we should all chip in and thank DR with some treat once weve won...

[KiwiGuy]

The Clerk of the Joint Committee on Human Rights contacted me earlier today and we spent 15 minutes on the phone discussing the case.

The Committee recognises there is an issue here but, in order to proceed with a review, they need anecdotal evidence of the hardship s58 is going to cause.

I have agreed to compile a report but we need as many individual examples as possible.

If you are going to have difficulty meeting the tax demand, can you PM or email me with a short summary of your circumstances, including:

1) name* and location (eg. John Smith, Manchester)
2) nature of your work (eg. self-employed IT freelancer)
3) approximate liability, separated into tax and interest
4) why you can't afford to pay (eg. no savings, no equity in home)
5) what, if anything, you could do to pay eg. sell your home, remortgage
6) if bankruptcy would be the only option
7) effects on your family, children, health etc.
8) effect on your job/career eg. could you continue as a bankrupt?

Hopefully you get the idea.

Thanks
DR
bn66_letter@hotmail.co.uk

* If you don't want your name passed to the Committee, that's fine. They will accept anonymity.

As usual great work

[KiwiGuy]

deckster, I agree, and have said in the past and seriously think we should all chip in and thank DR with some treat once weve won...

yes i agree on that one too

[SantaClaus]

Count me in too

JCHR details sent to DR.

[DonkeyRhubarb]

JCHR testimonials

So far received 25. Please keep them coming. My target is 50 by the end of next week.

Some very heartrending stories. HMRC/Govt should be deeply ashamed of what they have done. Especially when ministers, including the Chancellor, have been "home flipping" etc. to avoid tax.

bn66_letter@hotmail.co.uk

[smalldog]

What is driving me insane right now is the fact that MP's can follow the rules just as we have, but they can just apologise and all is forgotten...why cant we be allowed the same rights..Im happy to say sorry we just followed the rules and wont do it again....Its one rule for them and one rule for everyone else, the double standards is just incredible....

Could you possibly imagine HMRC saying, "its ok, you've apologised now, lets move on", its laughable...