BN66 - Time to fight back (Chapter 3)

[OnYourBikeGB]

thanks for the info DR, glad to hear there hasn't been such an elementary blunder and that it's just typical HMRC shrite again. apologies MP for the vent then.

Nice one Hector! You played that one well. Just remember, he who laughs last ...

[Emigre]

Once again, thanks DR

can I suggest when this is over that we all chip in and send DR plus his immediate familia on an all expenses paid (by us) holiday to a sunny destination of his choice .... It will certainly be well deserved. And the contribution from each of us will be to quote Viz's Profanisaurus = FAITFYP (flip All In The Five Year Plan) ..

I'm sure we could find some deliciously tax effective way of making that happen for both him and us

[nuffsaid]

From the horse's mouth (WG).

Our application was NOT late.

It was submitted within the 3-month window.

Given that this "info" eminated from HMRC yesterday, we should disregard it as FUD.

It's a shame the HMRC read this forum too. It would have been great if they used this as their core attack


Thanks for this info DR, it really is comforting to hear.

[nuffsaid]

Once again, thanks DR

can I suggest when this is over that we all chip in and send DR plus his immediate familia on an all expenses paid (by us) holiday to a sunny destination of his choice .... It will certainly be well deserved. And the contribution from each of us will be to quote Viz's Profanisaurus = FAITFYP (flip All In The Five Year Plan) ..

I'm in... but only if we win. I can't afford it otherwise!

[lucozade]

I'd happily chip in for that..............

Me too

[silver_lining]

Good stuff DR. Glad to hear it... not sure what HMRC were playing at........

Mr Singh did initially say there was no delay, so does make you wonder.

Anyways lets move on.

[swede]

I'm in... but only if we win. I can't afford it otherwise!

Yup, ditto. Failing that, he will never have to buy a drink so long as he lives.

[orientalist]

Yup, ditto. Failing that, he will never have to buy a drink so long as he lives.

Surely "When" we win, however worst case scenario is we lose, that being said i've lodged my appeal and want it sorted ASAP, if HMRC are insisting on following a long drawn out, wait and see what happens process, is it reasonable to expect no interest accrues from the date i appealed to the date it is resolved? How can we take this forward?

[DonkeyRhubarb]

JCHR testimonies

Now reached 75.

It's turning into war and peace (although it reads more like war and attrition )

There are too many contributions for me to reply to everyone individually, so I would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for a fantastic response.

If this doesn't do the business then I don't know what will.

[Squicker]

It's a shame the HMRC read this forum too. It would have been great if they used this as their core attack


Thanks for this info DR, it really is comforting to hear.

In order to prevent the twats from HMRC reading our forum has anyone ever thought of moving this to a private forum with only vetted members (DR must know all our email addresses now) online and trickle feed non-sensitive info onto this forum?

That way even if the old bore himself reads it won't even matter...