Thanks a lot to everyone
Although I have not contributed to the forum before, I have been following it as and when I can. I cannot thank DR and the others enough for keeping us up to date on the proceedings, no matter what the outcome. You guys have done a fabulous job.
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BN66 - the road to Judicial Review
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Day 2 - JR
Originally posted by futurecat View PostAny updates from today's proceeding?
My guess is they haven't broken for lunch yet. Anytime between 12:30 and 13:00 there will be break for an hour and hopefully we will get some PDA snippets.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Maddog View PostHi Fog
Sorry was going to try and meet up with you (and DR) yesterday, unfortunatley I work at a large bank which employs a high volume of incompetent people, who need constant supervision from their contract staff to stop the wheels falling off - not that I'm bitter !
As such, I am looking unlikely to attend today. Probably just as well, as I could see my self hurling verbal abuse during the case and getting myself banged up for my troubles !
Was thinking of going to the pub outside the court tonight (The George) if anyone is going, for a catch up.
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Originally posted by poppy01 View PostThis 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.
Oh and by the way parliament, you do run the country but that doesnt mean you arent subject to judicial and legal scrutiny. Youre not legal experts, you are just commoners voted into power, not for your expertise in a lot of cases..theres a clue in the title house of commonsLast edited by smalldog; 20 January 2010, 11:54.Leave a comment:
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Stuck at work !
Originally posted by Fog View PostGreat to meet so many people yesterday and thanks for the drink Emigre!
I will be trying to get in for the afternoon session as I have a sick child to look after this morning.
I found yesterday very hard going based on the extensive legal detail. To be expected. I found our respresentation to be very competent. Following on from Santa's update I must say I felt that HMRC's tack of 'we will be retrospective if we want to be' a little strange and as Taxing has said - it seems more akin to Terrorism Law.
DR - fab to meet you - and good luck if you get chance to speak to our legal team.
Fog
Sorry was going to try and meet up with you (and DR) yesterday, unfortunatley I work at a large bank which employs a high volume of incompetent people, who need constant supervision from their contract staff to stop the wheels falling off - not that I'm bitter !
As such, I am looking unlikely to attend today. Probably just as well, as I could see my self hurling verbal abuse during the case and getting myself banged up for my troubles !
Was thinking of going to the pub outside the court tonight (The George) if anyone is going, for a catch up.
MadLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by poppy01 View PostThis 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.
Billy Brag - Why I'm withholding my tax
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Originally posted by silver_lining View PostIf this is the case, then it becomes a new law enacted to tackle the scheme that has been made retrospective 8 years into the game.....
surely surely... he cannot let this happen.......
its now beyond a joke.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by deckster View PostNo, it was always patently clear to a blind dog that that 1987 ruling didn't apply; the issue was the HMRC claimed that it did, and that BN66 was merely a 'clarification' rather than a change in the law. The judge has cleared that one up and so HMRC now have to justify 'changing' rather than 'clarifying' the law.
Whether this actually makes any difference is up for the judge to decide.
surely surely... he cannot let this happen.......
its now beyond a joke.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by elpinar View Postdoes the judge rule today or do we have to wait for an answer?
when we win .... what is the next step as I assuem that this doesnt overturn the law?Leave a comment:
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