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I know it goes against the flow but if a deal was to be offered and I could muster up the cash I would have to at least consider it.
What HMRC and the last government have done is reprehensible and I will never look on the powers that be and this country's system the same way again. I was never before aware of the corruption... but me and my family have been living with this for 4 years, since they announced their intention, and I just want shot of it and to have a little more certainty about what money/house/retirement provision I have/dont have (It seems we will never be certain with their persistence over IR35 which they really need to give up as a bad job !).
Anyway, that's not to say my vigour and intent to fight has diminished in any wayComment
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Originally posted by TalkingCheese View PostCan someone just confirm the validity of the couple of latest tweets ? After the last one just a bit scepticalComment
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Originally posted by travellingknob View Postwell they may also say my letter was written by a junior officer but nonetheless thats what it says.
It's another example of the judge reading the law in a way that fits their desired outcome. The GAAR proposal speaks about this.Comment
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Originally posted by TalkingCheese View PostComment
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Originally posted by TalkingCheese View PostI know it goes against the flow but if a deal was to be offered and I could muster up the cash I would have to at least consider it.
What HMRC and the last government have done is reprehensible and I will never look on the powers that be and this country's system the same way again. I was never before aware of the corruption... but me and my family have been living with this for 4 years, since they announced their intention, and I just want shot of it and to have a little more certainty about what money/house/retirement provision I have/dont have (It seems we will never be certain with their persistence over IR35 which they really need to give up as a bad job !).
Anyway, that's not to say my vigour and intent to fight has diminished in any wayMUTS likes it HotComment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThe tweets are 100% true.SAY NO TO RETROSPECTIVE TAXComment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostThe tweets are 100% true.
Can they be posted up here or is that not allowed?Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSorry but I dont use twatter. And anyone I cannot get it from the office.
Can they be posted up here or is that not allowed?Comment
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