There is a bit of a difference between a scheme that exploited the way the dual tax rules worked, declaring full income but paid in a different jurisdiction and bunging a Jimmy wig and big nose glasses on income and calling it a never ending set of loans that never have to be repaid. The reason I rejected using any loan scheme was that they all appeared to be begging to be battered repeatedly with a rusty nail filled club.
To be honest I've been more than a little amazed that the loan schemes weren't stamped out ages ago, at least with the depreciating currency loans they were repaid so did at least look a bit loan like, the EBT ones just don't make sense. I've no idea how it could be argued that those loans aren't just income, but that's something the lawyers have undoubtedly got lined up.
To be honest I've been more than a little amazed that the loan schemes weren't stamped out ages ago, at least with the depreciating currency loans they were repaid so did at least look a bit loan like, the EBT ones just don't make sense. I've no idea how it could be argued that those loans aren't just income, but that's something the lawyers have undoubtedly got lined up.
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