Originally posted by Toocan
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Originally posted by Toocan View PostI don't want to give this story legs, but we'd best get to the bottom of it. Tell me, did he look anything like this?
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Meeting Set up with MP
Cam some one PM me the timeline and any good points I need to get across.Comment
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List of salient points
Originally posted by tendo71 View PostCam some one PM me the timeline and any good points I need to get across.Comment
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Originally posted by Hot Pasty View PostLast month, one evening at 6.30pm I had a visit to my home from a chap dressed in Black Motorbike Leathers and a black beard. he told me he had come to collect back tax from y/e 2008. When I said my MP was dealing with it he couldn't get away quick enough. He gave me his card which had on it HMRC, his name, his mobile number. No address or office where he came from! Was I visited by the HMRC heavy mob? Are HMRC allowed to operate in this way? If I hadn't been there could he have forced his way into my home? Is this Great Britain or Russia we are living in?
Looks like it was a troll.Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI did PM Hot Pasty Saturday - but no reply. They did login at 06:46 today.
Looks like it was a troll.Lord Clyde in 1929: ‘No man is under the smallest obligation, moral or other, so to arrange his legal relations to his business or to his property as to enable the Revenue to put the largest possible shovel into his stores. The Revenue is not slow to take every advantage which is open to it under the taxing statutes for the purpose of depleting the taxpayer’s pocket. And the taxpayer is entitled to be astute to prevent, so far as he honestly can, the depletion of his means by the Revenue.’Comment
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Originally posted by nick4notax View PostPerhaps we could seek to identify them by reporting a possible breach of the Computer Misuse Act?
Of course it is possible that HP saw all the attention their post generated and is now cowering? But my gut feel is its a troll. Mrs BP just wants to know so that if people come knocking then she can lock me somewhere that I cannot do any damage. While I keep taking the tablets things are not too bad on one of my better days.Comment
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Todays Daily Mail
In the comment column today, the Editor writes
"...All tax changes - however well intentioned - have real consequences for real people, and it's crucial those consequences are identified and forensically analysed long before the changes are made"
On a similar vein The Melanie Phillips column says
"There is, in any event, a good reason for the difference between tax evasion and tax avoidance. Criminalising the former is necessary to avoid dishonesty. Permitting the latter is necessary to protect people from being oppressed by an intrusive society. It's not a matter of having nothing to hide if you are doing nothing wrong. It is that privacy within the law is essential for a free society"Comment
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Listen Very carefully I will say this only Once
Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIf you want to do that go via admin - they will at least have an email address. Personally I dont care if they are a troll.
Of course it is possible that HP saw all the attention their post generated and is now cowering? But my gut feel is its a troll. Mrs BP just wants to know so that if people come knocking then she can lock me somewhere that I cannot do any damage. While I keep taking the tablets things are not too bad on one of my better days.
Secondly, I was visited by someone who indicated he was from HMRC.
Thirdly, he did a runner when I meantioned my MP.
Fourthly, I thought people on this forum might be gererally interested.
Fifthly, I thought it was professional people on this forum, until you appeared.
Sixth. I think I'll search for the genuine 2,990 fellow contractors who I was hoping to be able to communicate with.
Seventh. Goodbye and happy scouring, Numpty.Comment
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Originally posted by Hot Pasty View PostFirstly, I am not a Troll.
Secondly, I was visited by someone who indicated he was from HMRC.
Thirdly, he did a runner when I meantioned my MP.
Fourthly, I thought people on this forum might be gererally interested.
Fifthly, I thought it was professional people on this forum, until you appeared.
Sixth. I think I'll search for the genuine 2,990 fellow contractors who I was hoping to be able to communicate with.
Seventh. Goodbye and happy scouring, Numpty.Comment
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