I will be there, sitting behind Mr YouKnowWho (TM) and breathing down the back of his neck
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Other retrospection.
Good luck for Jan 10.
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Pooh. This is a bit different, but it is about retrospection and I am very cross.
Last December my wife and I separated. I'm a decent bloke and obviously want to support my children (it's not going well, they have ceased to be ours). At the time my income was such that I thought I had to pay 540 a month child support - though I was wrong in that it was actually 560.
Anyway for the first couple of months it was 1500 I paid, for a few more it was 1400, then 900 for a few as finances started to bite and then I had to reduce it to what I believed (wrongly) was the correct CSA amount. Last 3 months 540 only. (She is in the main house of 5000 sq ft and a few acres - no mortgage and I am in a small townhouse with a huge mortgage - but that is one for the judge)
Anyway, as it happens I got a bonus a few month ago. About 5k net. She has decided to make a CSA claim. So what the end game? Yep, got it wrong, so from today going forward I must play 560. The error is NOT backdated, is it right that the bonus should also be forward dated? I'm effectively paying CSA on money I've paid. Trying to be decent has simply put me in the position where I've paid about 6k more than I had to - and now have to pay more on money that she has already had. Don't get me wrong. I'm happy to pay the amount, but if I don't get the same bonus next year (unlikely in the extreme) I have to go to a bloody tribunal. Even though my net income is "inflated" for CSA purpose by 350 a month for what I've already paid on.
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Sorry. Not trying to hijack, just a bit cross. Retrospected for a year.Comment
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Originally posted by ASB View PostGood luck for Jan 10.
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Pooh. This is a bit different, but it is about retrospection and I am very cross.
Last December my wife and I separated. I'm a decent bloke and obviously want to support my children (it's not going well, they have ceased to be ours). At the time my income was such that I thought I had to pay 540 a month child support - though I was wrong in that it was actually 560.
Anyway for the first couple of months it was 1500 I paid, for a few more it was 1400, then 900 for a few as finances started to bite and then I had to reduce it to what I believed (wrongly) was the correct CSA amount. Last 3 months 540 only. (She is in the main house of 5000 sq ft and a few acres - no mortgage and I am in a small townhouse with a huge mortgage - but that is one for the judge)
Anyway, as it happens I got a bonus a few month ago. About 5k net. She has decided to make a CSA claim. So what the end game? Yep, got it wrong, so from today going forward I must play 560. The error is NOT backdated, is it right that the bonus should also be forward dated? I'm effectively paying CSA on money I've paid. Trying to be decent has simply put me in the position where I've paid about 6k more than I had to - and now have to pay more on money that she has already had. Don't get me wrong. I'm happy to pay the amount, but if I don't get the same bonus next year (unlikely in the extreme) I have to go to a bloody tribunal. Even though my net income is "inflated" for CSA purpose by 350 a month for what I've already paid on.
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Sorry. Not trying to hijack, just a bit cross. Retrospected for a year.
I appreciate that you want to do the best for your children. Get the legal split agreed first then you can supplement from a position of choice if you so wish.
Good luckJoin 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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Taking us for a ride
DR, is this you? It looks like you...
http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/...a-donkey-ride-
It appears that in the 2008 EU accounts, a number of projects have come to light where tax payers money has been thrown away. The one that caught my eye was this article.
A donkey is travelling around schools in Europe keeping a journal of the different European identities.
And our government is worried about tax receipts! Well 6.1 billion quid to the EU on such projects as this seems to be a good starting point to save tax.
And they say donkeys can't writeComment
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Originally posted by ASB View PostGood luck for Jan 10.
<rant>
Pooh. This is a bit different, but it is about retrospection and I am very cross.
Last December my wife and I separated. I'm a decent bloke and obviously want to support my children (it's not going well, they have ceased to be ours). At the time my income was such that I thought I had to pay 540 a month child support - though I was wrong in that it was actually 560.
Anyway for the first couple of months it was 1500 I paid, for a few more it was 1400, then 900 for a few as finances started to bite and then I had to reduce it to what I believed (wrongly) was the correct CSA amount. Last 3 months 540 only. (She is in the main house of 5000 sq ft and a few acres - no mortgage and I am in a small townhouse with a huge mortgage - but that is one for the judge)
Anyway, as it happens I got a bonus a few month ago. About 5k net. She has decided to make a CSA claim. So what the end game? Yep, got it wrong, so from today going forward I must play 560. The error is NOT backdated, is it right that the bonus should also be forward dated? I'm effectively paying CSA on money I've paid. Trying to be decent has simply put me in the position where I've paid about 6k more than I had to - and now have to pay more on money that she has already had. Don't get me wrong. I'm happy to pay the amount, but if I don't get the same bonus next year (unlikely in the extreme) I have to go to a bloody tribunal. Even though my net income is "inflated" for CSA purpose by 350 a month for what I've already paid on.
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Sorry. Not trying to hijack, just a bit cross. Retrospected for a year.Comment
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Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostI will be there, sitting behind Mr YouKnowWho (TM) and breathing down the back of his neckComment
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At the moment, 19th Jan is just a provisional date, and we should know more after the Directions Hearing next week.Comment
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Jr
Has anyone spoken to MontP about this and established who will be representing us - will it be the same gents hwo did us proud at the original JR request meeting?
Do we know what "dirt" we will be presenting to the JR and under what basis? Call me a pessimist but can you honestly se ethe govermnet allowing us to win this....!??
Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostAt the moment, 19th Jan is just a provisional date, and we should know more after the Directions Hearing next week.Comment
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Attendance?
What's the view on us attending the hearing?
Just an idea; but perhaps we should turn up for a couple of hours so that Hector and the Judge can be reminded that there are real people affected by this, especially if we can get a good turn-out?Comment
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Originally posted by nuffsaid View PostWhat's the view on us attending the hearing?
Just an idea; but perhaps we should turn up for a couple of hours so that Hector and the Judge can be reminded that there are real people affected by this, especially if we can get a good turn-out?
Originally posted by ROBIN REDBREAST View PostHas anyone spoken to MontP about this and established who will be representing us - will it be the same gents hwo did us proud at the original JR request meeting?
Do we know what "dirt" we will be presenting to the JR and under what basis? Call me a pessimist but can you honestly se ethe govermnet allowing us to win this....!??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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