What to do if baliffs come knocking

[d000hg]

Once a bailiff has been granted entry once then he subsequently allowed to force entry as many times as he wants.

Like vampires

[d000hg]

They will be told they are on private property and to leave immediately if they even set foot in my front garden

Private property doesn't mean you can legally prevent people entering your land... and unlike America you can't shoot people for 'looking like they were up to no good'.

[Bob Jones]

You were an inspector of taxes eh? What can you tell us about IR35 investigation and collection from the dark side then?

Collection I can't - IR35 was something that I came across now and again - latterly my main area of expertise was the travel rules for employees http://www.contractoralliance.co.uk/...ctor_expenses/ although as an Inspector of Taxes I was trained in accounts investigation, law and practise and am a veteran of over 100 Commissioners meetings etc etc etc

Regards

Bob http://www.internet-taxation.co.uk/

[dx4100]

yeah read this http://money.uk.msn.com/mortgages/mo...entid=12903468

A few hundred pound compensation for that!!!!

I would of took them to the cleaners!!!!!!!!

[Squicker]

On every level they will tell you anything to make you pay up, do not believe them, check out your legal rights before this happens so you are in a position of strength should they ever arrive at your door.

Indeed, the other day the press reported that the baliffs caused a man to have a heart attack. He owed money for a speeding ticket, they turned up, told him that if he didn't pay at that point then they would come back with a locksmith(!) and then marched him to the cashpoint. At which point his (recently operated on) heart failed.

This is even AFTER the family told the courts about his medical condition, at which point the courts are not supposed to allow bailiffs to visit. Let alone give him all that baloney about the locksmith.

They really are the lowest of the low.

[expat]

Once a bailiff has been granted entry once then he subsequently allowed to force entry as many times as he wants.

A lot of men think of relationships that way

[KentPhilip]

A lot of men think of relationships that way

You're a bad man

[KentPhilip]

Collection I can't - IR35 was something that I came across now and again - latterly my main area of expertise was the travel rules for employees http://www.contractoralliance.co.uk/...ctor_expenses/ although as an Inspector of Taxes I was trained in accounts investigation, law and practise and am a veteran of over 100 Commissioners meetings etc etc etc

Regards

Bob http://www.internet-taxation.co.uk/

No I just want to know some tips on staying below the radar of HMRC so they don't come knocking or investigating. Me and just about every other poster on this site.

[Moscow Mule]

Bob http://www.internet-taxation.co.uk/

I think you might be getting a few calls from a few on here offering you a website re-design for a bit of free consultancy...

Good luck with it, regardless.

[Bob Jones]

I think you might be getting a few calls from a few on here offering you a website re-design for a bit of free consultancy...

i know - it is prettty bad - but the advice it contains is sound ....