Originally posted by Emigre
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BN66 - Time to fight back (Chapter 3)
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I can understand that Morale is a bit dented after the JR rejection but come on guys. We knew this would never be easy, chin up there is a looooonnnnnggg way to go yet! As MP say, the JR was only one line of attack and that is still possible...Were gonna get setbacks like this along the way, our buddies at HMRC are going to try and stop this getting to legal review and the courts as they know full well they are on shakey ground...Comment
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In my experience the best way to take your mind off things is to do something pro-active.
Here is the perfect opportunity. Its not as if you are doing anything in the most bit difficult!
Just wait until you get asked to get a t-shirt printed up for the JR to wear in court!Comment
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JR application refusal is normal
I was talking to a senior tax consultant at KPMG this morning about it and he said it's quite common, in his many year's experience, for JR applications to be initially rejected, and then accepted on verbal submission.
This is just part of the process.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostI was talking to a senior tax consultant at KPMG this morning about it and he said it's quite common, in his many year's experience, for JR applications to be initially rejected, and then accepted on verbal submission.
This is just part of the process.stupid mind games
Keep the faith!Comment
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Thank you
I've had numerous requests for the letter this morning. Many are forwarding to friends and colleagues affected.
This is building a real momentum now.
Ideally, we need a few hundred to create a real impact.
Keep them coming.
And just so you are aware:
Montelier have seen the letter. They can't be seen to be promoting this in any way, but they don't disapprove.Comment
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Thanks
Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThis is building a real momentum now.
Ideally, we need a few hundred to create a real impact.
Keep them coming.Comment
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Originally posted by WhiteCat View PostSeems like a good time to de-lurk and request that letter !
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sorry - a tad confused - is the letter just for people who havent already written to their MPs ? or can we also send it if we have?Comment
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Originally posted by poppy01 View Postso now we have a white cat and a bombay cat, but no fat cat.
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