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BN66 - the road to Judicial Review

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    #891
    Originally posted by TheBarCapBoyz View Post
    Mentions the Shout99 guy (ray pooley) in his article on retrospection.

    Unfortunately, chose to use IR35 as his example, rather than BN66.

    Oh well.

    http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...can-Smith.html

    (scroll down to "MPs' contemptible double standards on expenses")
    on reading, it could almost apply to us, and doesnt specifically mention ir35

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      #892
      Great Forum

      This is a great forum - good info. I have decided not to purchase the CTD's yet, I'll wait o see how the Judicial Review goes. I will also write to my MP. Thanks for the advice.

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        #893
        Originally posted by poppy01 View Post
        on reading, it could almost apply to us, and doesnt specifically mention ir35
        Except that IR35 was not and is not a retrospective law change.

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          #894
          Originally posted by TheBarCapBoyz View Post
          Except that IR35 was not and is not a retrospective law change.
          which is my point, it seems to relate to us more than ir35, and ir35 isnt mentioned

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            #895
            Originally posted by poppy01 View Post
            which is my point, it seems to relate to us more than ir35, and ir35 isnt mentioned
            We did tell him and DR did email Oborne details of our plight, but one or both of them decided not to pursue it.

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              #896
              ping

              Just checking....

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                #897
                Originally posted by swede View Post
                Just checking....
                Still here... nothing much to report at the moment.

                Roll on JR.

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                  #898
                  Sigh!!

                  sigh!! been scr£wed at work (years worth of rate cuts), Been scr£wed at home (wife still doesnt get the concept), Been scr£wed by the govts (you name it they are scr£wing it up for me)

                  ...At least i have coffee!!! oh the price has gone up....

                  off the find that tall bridge hopefully a mp will be at the bottom so i can land on him.
                  When is comes to the HMRC and Gordy. Im a fighter not a lover

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                    #899
                    Originally posted by KiwiGuy View Post
                    sigh!! been scr£wed at work (years worth of rate cuts), Been scr£wed at home (wife still doesnt get the concept), Been scr£wed by the govts (you name it they are scr£wing it up for me)

                    ...At least i have coffee!!! oh the price has gone up....

                    off the find that tall bridge hopefully a mp will be at the bottom so i can land on him.
                    I feel your pain KiwiGuy!
                    'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
                    Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.

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                      #900
                      How about an old joke to lighten the mood?

                      "What do a duck, a pelican and HMRC have in common?"

                      "They can all stick their bills up their arses".


                      hehe.

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