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Guess what? Highly paid tax QCs agree that "a loan that is guaranteed to be never asked to be repaid is not a loan" and so they avoid wording it in exactly that manner. -
So you're saying the loan will have to be repaid or that it won't have to be repaid but the wording is such so that even it is repayable it will sound as though it isn't?Originally posted by Vallah View PostGuess what? Highly paid tax QCs agree that "a loan that is guaranteed to be never asked to be repaid is not a loan" and so they avoid wording it in exactly that manner.Comment
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The loan is repayable. The trustees have to act in the interests of the beneficiaries. How much clearer could it be?Originally posted by LisaContractorUmbrella View PostSo you're saying the loan will have to be repaid or that it won't have to be repaid but the wording is such so that even it is repayable it will sound as though it isn't?Comment
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How could the average contractor possibly know whether the QC who's opinion you value so highly hasn't already given bad advice on another avoidance scheme where it all ended in tears?Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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What are all these schemes that have ended in tears?Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostHow could the average contractor possibly know whether the QC who's opinion you value so highly hasn't already given bad advice on another avoidance scheme where it all ended in tears?Comment
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Define "best interest". If the scheme was declared illegal in the future what if the best interest including recalling all the loans and charging interest?Originally posted by Vallah View PostThe loan is repayable. The trustees have to act in the interests of the beneficiaries. How much clearer could it be?Comment
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I'm not sure how much unclear it could get!Originally posted by Vallah View PostThe loan is repayable. The trustees have to act in the interests of the beneficiaries. How much clearer could it be?
If you have to pay the loan back, then there's no retained income. If you don't have to pay it back, it isn't a loan.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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The beneficiary would argue that that wasn't in their best interest, and that would be that.Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostDefine "best interest". If the scheme was declared illegal in the future what if the best interest including recalling all the loans and charging interest?Comment
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Damn. You're right! Best get back to the drawing board then.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI'm not sure how much unclear it could get!
If you have to pay the loan back, then there's no retained income. If you don't have to pay it back, it isn't a loan.Comment
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You are about one post away from being banned for trolling. http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...rt-appeal.htmlOriginally posted by Vallah View PostWhat are all these schemes that have ended in tears?Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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