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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSeems to me they can change the rules anyway at anytime.Comment
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Enforcement of AP
Anyone who is likely to be unable to pay, if they receive accelerated payment notices, should have a read of this FOI response from HM Treasury.
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/reque...1%20151905.pdfComment
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U turn ahoy?
Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostAnyone who is likely to be unable to pay, if they receive accelerated payment notices, should have a read of this FOI response from HM Treasury.
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/reque...1%20151905.pdf
Has there been a change of direction here?Comment
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Originally posted by PlaneSailing View Post"Anyone entering into a scheme IN THE FUTURE should make sure they have the means to pay the tax up front"
Has there been a change of direction here?
Only joking of course but you wouldn't put it past them!Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostCheck out the date of the FOI response, it has been backdated to 2004.
Only joking of course but you wouldn't put it past them!
We waited 8 years.'Orwell's 1984 was supposed to be a warning, not an instruction manual'. -
Nick Pickles, director of Big Brother Watch.Comment
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Fascinating read. The endless introductory drivel seems to indicate strong cognitive dissonance...through all this babble I can sense a person which has great difficulty believing all the BS they are forced to put on paper, parroting David Gauke to the best of their ability. I am not surprised HMRC has got one of the highest resignation rates of all "public services"...It must be a real drain (for the non-sociopathic elements)
I also like the part where they say that the action of HMRC is always proportionate. I am so reassured now. /sarc.
"We will crush you - for the good of the community - but in a human and compassionate manner."
What a pile of horsetulip.
@DonkeyRhubarb: had to laugh at your "backdated" comment :-) Actually I would not be one bit surprised if they started doing that anytime now.
www.dotas-scandal.orgComment
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Originally posted by DotasScandal View PostFascinating read. The endless introductory drivel seems to indicate strong cognitive dissonance...through all this babble I can sense a person which has great difficulty believing all the BS they are forced to put on paper, parroting David Gauke to the best of their ability. I am not surprised HMRC has got one of the highest resignation rates of all "public services"...It must be a real drain (for the non-sociopathic elements)
I also like the part where they say that the action of HMRC is always proportionate. I am so reassured now. /sarc.
"We will crush you - for the good of the community - but in a human and compassionate manner."
What a pile of horsetulip.
@DonkeyRhubarb: had to laugh at your "backdated" comment :-) Actually I would not be one bit surprised if they started doing that anytime now.
www.dotas-scandal.org
HMRC, who are obviously above the law, couldn't even be bothered responding to a similar request from the same guy.
https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/reque...t_and_bankruptLast edited by DonkeyRhubarb; 24 May 2014, 07:55.Comment
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Latest HMRC Response
I also received via my MP, HMRC's latest response to the specific questions raised in the last NTRT Toolkit, which we asked them to answer. Apparently all these questions have already been answered in their response to the Adjudicator (which of course we won't be allowed to see) and there is nothing new that they haven't already covered. For good measure, the HMRC letter wasn't even addressed to me, nor had my name on it - it was simply a tippexed previous letter.
With this continued state of denial and stonewalling from HMRC, where do we go from here (apart from Overseas, taking all our money in a suitcase of gold sovereigns)?Comment
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