BN66 - Time to fight back (Chapter 3)

[PlaneSailing]

Dates

Listings are only posted late afternoon for the following day. I assume the PwC hearing should appear on the Royal Courts of Justice list tomorrow afternoon.

http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/c...rthearings.htm

The hearing won't be listed under Pricewaterhouse but in the names of the appellants. PwC case details can be found here:

http://forums.contractoruk.com/836835-post2782.html

Is the MontP hearing on the 16 June? I'm thinking of booking the day off
and going to see justice in action. As someone said previously, I wonder
if providing an audience may help focus the judge's minds!

[DonkeyRhubarb]

Is the MontP hearing on the 16 June? I'm thinking of booking the day off
and going to see justice in action. As someone said previously, I wonder
if providing an audience may help focus the judge's minds!

Yes, Tuesday 16th June. We don't have a time yet but first hearing is 10.30. If you check the night before, look for "Huitson vs HMRC".

You won't be alone, as several other people have already said they are going.

[ASB]

I think this might show some of the problems. Tax by "what we ment" not "what we said".

http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ging-scum.html

[DonkeyRhubarb]

Need your help again

The Parliamentary Joint Committee on Human Rights has now agreed to carry out a review of the legislation based on the testimonies provided so far.

However, I still want to keep collecting further testimonies so we have as much evidence as possible to throw at HMRC.

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

1) location (eg. Berkshire, London)
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
[email protected]

[robinhood]

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
[email protected]

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

Nice work DR ! This appears to be quite a big step forward for us

[smalldog]

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
[email protected]

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

sent DR good work...

[Emigre]

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
[email protected]

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

Persistence pays. Well done DR. Details sent to you.

[BolshieBastard]

Emailed my MP at weekend about Timms being economical with the truth letter and HMRC settling with the other scheme promoter etc.

He mailed me today to say he'll take up all the points with Timms and reply asap.

As Im not in to such debt as others with HMRC, there's not much point me completing DR's latest info request but good luck all the same.

[silver_lining]

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
[email protected]

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

good work DR, good to see some traction on some of your leads...

Hope the momentum continues and no set backs later in the week.......

SL

[deckster]

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
[email protected]

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

Fabulous stuff DR, have emailed you with my details, just wanted to say a massive thanks for keeping up the pressure. When we win you won't be short of a pint (or, frankly, anything else you fancy) round here