Originally posted by Tax_shouldnt_be_taxing
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BN66 - the road to Judicial Review
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Anyone live in London E6, E7, E12 or E13
I'm looking for possible volunteers to send a letter to Stephen Timms.
You can check if you're in his constituency by entering your postcode here:
www.writetothem.com
If you might be willing to write to him, drop me an email for more details.
[email protected]
(this is forwarded to my private email address)
Thanks!
DRLast edited by DonkeyRhubarb; 3 August 2009, 16:09.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostYou could try submitting your request again using this on-line form:
https://online.hmrc.gov.uk/shortform...pt-name=DPUFOI
This worked when I used it a couple of months ago.
As said earlier, they have no switchboard facilities, and do not take calls from the public (who I thought they served!!) so I will have to go to my local tax office, take a ticket and queue. Should be interesting, as in the past my SA's have mysteriously gone missing when I posted them in, and I would incur a late penalty charge, so to mitigate this, I now personally hand it in to the tax office.
By the way, I have signed all ongoing petitions, and passed these around to other members I know of, who do not use or are aware of this forum.Comment
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They are at it again
HMRC (this time the valuation section) is pushing forward with more retrospective taxation. This time the transport industry has a powerful ally in the name of Alan Johnson.
See this article in this mornings telegraph.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...ess-rates.html
Seems like HMRC see retrospection as a useful tool in their armoury, unless it gets nipped in the bud with our JR.Comment
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Originally posted by seadog View PostHMRC (this time the valuation section) is pushing forward with more retrospective taxation. This time the transport industry has a powerful ally in the name of Alan Johnson.
See this article in this mornings telegraph.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...ess-rates.html
Seems like HMRC see retrospection as a useful tool in their armoury, unless it gets nipped in the bud with our JR.
hahaha, did you happen to see the legendary £200m quoted as the recoverable sum....funny all the amounts ever quoted as recoverable by HMRC are always £200m...just proves they dont have a F****** clue how much money these things are gonna make them, just pissing in the wind...
I like this quote:
"These businesses are damaged by a Government that on the one hand is looking for ways to help small businesses through the recession whilst at exactly the same time is imposing a completely unfair, retrospective system that will destroy jobs and put these companies out of business," Mr Johnson said.
quite right, we are businesses too and risk being bankrupted and losing the right to continue in our line of work...
I like this:
She said the Tories would "give our cross-party support to urgent primary legislation to stop these disastrous, retrospective taxes".
lets hope so...Last edited by smalldog; 4 August 2009, 12:22.Comment
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Originally posted by smalldog View Posthahaha, did you happen to see the legendary £200m quoted as the recoverable sum....funny all the amounts ever quoted as recoverable by HMRC are always £200m...just proves they dont have a F****** clue how much money these things are gonna make them, just pissing in the wind...
But I am sure it was "fair proportionate and in the public interest"Comment
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Mr timms
I see in todays Guardian that Timms is moving to Communications. Looks like a demotion to me. I wonder if he will do as good a job with the telephones as he did with BN66 and the JCHR.Comment
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Originally posted by theoctopus View PostI see in todays Guardian that Timms is moving to Communications. Looks like a demotion to me. I wonder if he will do as good a job with the telephones as he did with BN66 and the JCHR.Comment
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Originally posted by theoctopus View PostI see in todays Guardian that Timms is moving to Communications. Looks like a demotion to me. I wonder if he will do as good a job with the telephones as he did with BN66 and the JCHR.Comment
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Originally posted by theoctopus View PostI see in todays Guardian that Timms is moving to Communications. Looks like a demotion to me. I wonder if he will do as good a job with the telephones as he did with BN66 and the JCHR.Comment
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