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Brannigan's Bitch
Some of us are getting letters from the local compliance office in Middlesbrough. (thats a third office)
The tax inspector is a Mrs. Jacquie Coulthard.
Anyone know who this bird is? Is the new Brannigan?Comment
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The Ode of Greedy Gordy
Tax his land, tax his bed,
Tax the table at which he's fed.
Tax his tractor, tax his mule,
Teach him taxes are the rule.
Tax his work, tax his pay,
He works for peanuts anyway!
Tax his cow, tax his goat,
Tax his pants, tax his coat.
Tax his ties, tax his shirt,
Tax his work, tax his dirt.
Tax his tobacco, tax his drink,
Tax him if he tries to think.
Tax his cigars, tax his beers,
If he cries tax his tears.
Tax his car, tax his gas,
Find other ways to tax his ass
Tax all he has then let him know
That you won't be done til he has no dough.
When he screams and hollers; tax him some more,
Then tax him til he's good and sore.
Then tax his coffin, tax his grave,
Tax the sod in which he's laid.
Put these words upon his tomb,
'Taxes drove me to my doom ...'
When he's gone, do not relax,
It's time to apply the inheritance tax.
Accounts Receivable Tax
Airline surcharge tax
Airline Fuel Tax
Airport Maintenance Tax
Airport Noise Tax
Building Permit Tax
Cigarette Tax
Corporate Income Tax
Death Tax
Dog License Tax
Driving License Tax
Excise Taxes
Federal Income Tax
Unemployment Tax
Fishing License Tax
Food License Tax
Gasoline Tax ( too much per litre)
Gross Receipts Tax
Health Tax
Hunting License Tax
Hydro Tax
Inheritance Tax
Interest Tax
Liquor Tax
Luxury Taxes
Marriage License Tax
Medicare Tax
Mortgage Tax
Personal Income Tax
Property
Poverty Tax
Prescription Drug Tax
Property Tax
Provincial Income Tax
Real Estate Tax
Retail Sales Tax
Service Charge Tax
School Tax
Telephone Federal Tax
Telephone Federal, Provincial and Local Surcharge Taxes
Telephone Minimum Usage Surcharge Tax
Vehicle License Registration Tax
Vehicle Sales Tax
Water Tax
Watercraft Registration Tax
Well Permit Tax
Workers Compensation Tax
STILL THINK THIS IS FUNNY?
Not one of these taxes existed 100 years ago, and our nation was one of the most prosperous in the world.
We had absolutely no national debt, had a large middleclass, and Mum stayed home to raise the kids.
What happened? Can you spell 'politicians?'
And I have to 'press 1' for English!?!?!?!?Join the No To Retro Tax Campaign Now
"Tax evasion is easy: it involves breaking the law. By tax avoidance OECD means unacceptable avoidance ... This can be contrasted with acceptable tax planning. What is critical is transparency" - Donald Johnston, Secretary-General, OECDComment
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it still makes me chuckle/cry that anyone who voted for Nu Labour actually thought we would be better off...Comment
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Middlesborough
The higher-ups in HMRC decided to centralise the double tax enquiries, and pull them back from the local offices, presumably because they were making so many mistakes and not getting the CNs out quickly enough.Originally posted by TheBarCapBoyz View PostSome of us are getting letters from the local compliance office in Middlesbrough. (thats a third office)
The tax inspector is a Mrs. Jacquie Coulthard.
Anyone know who this bird is? Is the new Brannigan?
Middlesborough got 75% of the cases; Manchester got 25%. All of Montp's cases have been moved to Middlesborough.
So, Montp clients won't be hearing from Brannigan again.
							
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Interesting.Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThe higher-ups in HMRC decided to centralise the double tax enquiries, and pull them back from the local offices, presumably because they were making so many mistakes and not getting the CNs out quickly enough.
Middlesborough got 75% of the cases; Manchester got 25%. All of Montp's cases have been moved to Middlesborough.
So, Montp clients won't be hearing from Brannigan again.
But the compliance office in Middlesbrough are doubtless aware of the JR. So why are they persisting with the shirade of sending out CNs?
And more to the point, they know they will be appealed, so what's with the bully boy, notice of intended legal proceedings, tactics, as with Boycie?
Can something be done to nip this in the bud after all, this whole episode is stressful enough without being threatened with bailiffs.Comment
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Completely agree. This has really p*55ed me off. Surely this is clearly a breach of my human rights! In one letter they say I have the right to appeal the closure notice but then issue legal proceedings a couple of weeks later. All mainly because it is run out of different tax offices who don't talk to each other and backlogs with opening the mail etc. Given they've sat on the whole thing for so long, surely any court would recognise that they have not allowed sufficient time for my appeal to be received and processed. Would be interesting if a Court Order could be issued to prevent HMRC from using these bully boy tactics, esp as the Middlesborough office must now know all montp CNs will be appealed.Originally posted by TheBarCapBoyz View PostInteresting.
But the compliance office in Middlesbrough are doubtless aware of the JR. So why are they persisting with the shirade of sending out CNs?
And more to the point, they know they will be appealed, so what's with the bully boy, notice of intended legal proceedings, tactics, as with Boycie?
Can something be done to nip this in the bud after all, this whole episode is stressful enough without being threatened with bailiffs.Comment
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I have had a few from there, the latest one is saying that I have been randomly selected to have my 07-08 return rechecked??!! I have passed it on to degraff to get a response. Bit you would think they would stop all this nonsense till the JR is sortedOriginally posted by TheBarCapBoyz View PostSome of us are getting letters from the local compliance office in Middlesbrough. (thats a third office)
The tax inspector is a Mrs. Jacquie Coulthard.
Anyone know who this bird is? Is the new Brannigan?Politicians are wonderfull people, as long as they stay away from things they don't understand, like working for a living!Comment
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Debt collection is a separate branch of HMRC. They see closure notices have gone out and, for one reason or another, don't have visibility of the appeals, so they just plough ahead with enforcement action.Originally posted by TheBarCapBoyz View PostAnd more to the point, they know they will be appealed, so what's with the bully boy, notice of intended legal proceedings, tactics, as with Boycie?
I know it's not much consolation when you're on the receiving end, but this is a case of cockup rather conspiracyComment
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you gotta love Timms, ahh bless him....more tax:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/8270772.stm
funny enough, not quoting the usual £200m, but not far off...maybe £175m will become the new yardstick by which all taxation legislation is justified!!!
I wonder if he has even considered the fact some people wont bother with landlines soon, a whole swathe of people are dumping their landlines as mobile broadband delivers greater and greater bandwidth...I work in Telecoms and mobile is the way forward, fixed line is dying and fast for all but indsutry strength applications...ISDN, fixed line etc....And now Three have just launched mobile Wifi, who needs something plugged into a wall anymore....is he then gonna start trying to tax mobiles?? I'd say you're about 10 years too late Timms old chum...
heres some facts Timms, not really that hard to find:
http://www.economist.com/opinion/dis...ry_id=14213965Last edited by smalldog; 23 September 2009, 14:15.Comment
 
								
								
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