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BN66 - the road to Judicial Review

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  • TAF4
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    Originally posted by rosbiff View Post
    I'm going down for the afternoon session. Looking on the old bailey website, it says you can't take mobile phones in !. Is that right ?
    No problem taking it in but don't let it ring or be seen using it.

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  • TAF4
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    Originally posted by Boycie View Post
    The four suits from the Revenue were busily looking through their tax manuals on the second row.
    Four suits today then. They only had two yesterday.

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  • rosbiff
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    Originally posted by Boycie View Post
    Went along for another hour - managed to get in the upper gallery (I was in the middle with the stripey shirt)
    I'm going down for the afternoon session. Looking on the old bailey website, it says you can't take mobile phones in !. Is that right ?

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  • poppy01
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    Originally posted by Boycie View Post
    Went along for another hour - managed to get in the upper gallery (I was in the middle with the stripey shirt) HMRC's guy was presenting. The four suits from the Revenue were busily looking through their tax manuals on the second row. I'll let others post the update but the main arguments seemed to be related to OECD's comments on DTA's and that they were not intended for an individual to avoid paying tax altogether and the other arguement seemed to be something along the lines of "it's up to parliament, not the courts". I'll let someone who was listening with more legal prowess provide a proper update.
    so they're making it up as they go along. shame they didnt look at these tax manuals 7 years ago.

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  • Boycie
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    Went along for another hour - managed to get in the upper gallery (I was in the middle with the stripey shirt) HMRC's guy was presenting. The four suits from the Revenue were busily looking through their tax manuals on the second row. I'll let others post the update but the main arguments seemed to be related to OECD's comments on DTA's and that they were not intended for an individual to avoid paying tax altogether and the other arguement seemed to be something along the lines of "it's up to parliament, not the courts". I'll let someone who was listening with more legal prowess provide a proper update.

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  • KiwiGuy
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    Originally posted by poppy01 View Post
    This astounds me. The gloves have finally come off and HMRC stand there naked of any reasoned argument, 'we are the government, YOU DO WHAT WE SAY....', if they seriously think I'm going to pay up, whatever happens, they can f**k themselves. I'll do jail time first.
    yep ill be in there with you too poppy

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  • bombaycat
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    OK, I've logged in properly now - looking forward to the updates - but also have to keep certain large bank functioning, one that Billy Bragg has a certain interest in funnily enough!!

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  • TAF4
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    One of the guests is my wife who is refreshing the page frequently enough to become a DoS attack

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  • RichardCranium
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    Originally posted by srhcompcon View Post
    A lot of people logged in again today
    There are currently about 200 guests (i.e. people not logged in but accessing the site) reading this thread and another 30 or so who are logged in.

    That's a third of the current connections to this forum.
    Last edited by RichardCranium; 20 January 2010, 13:01.

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  • srhcompcon
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    A lot of people logged in again today

    hoping for good news though unlikely to be decided today

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