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No To Retro Tax – Campaign Against Section 58 Finance Act 2008
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Originally posted by normalbloke View PostYep, that's me. The wheels are turning. I have been (and still am) in constant contact with Whitehouse and have sent off bespoke letters with all the salient facts to him and his office. Still waiting for replies. But it's in hand....MUTS likes it HotComment
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Just received a letter in response to the toolkit. I initially wrote to my Tory MP and have seen him twice.
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' Thank you for your further recent email regarding thi issue of retrospective tax. I am a firm in the belief that this is now an issue that cannot be solved with the individual influence of one Member of Parliament making representations to the Minister, but a matter for a Court of Law'
Disappointed but expected, I will be forwarding the whole letter to Whitehouse.Comment
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Originally posted by mrkitchen View PostJust received a letter in response to the toolkit. I initially wrote to my Tory MP and have seen him twice.
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' Thank you for your further recent email regarding thi issue of retrospective tax. I am a firm in the belief that this is now an issue that cannot be solved with the individual influence of one Member of Parliament making representations to the Minister, but a matter for a Court of Law'
Disappointed but expected, I will be forwarding the whole letter to Whitehouse.Comment
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Originally posted by mrkitchen View PostJust received a letter in response to the toolkit. I initially wrote to my Tory MP and have seen him twice.
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' Thank you for your further recent email regarding thi issue of retrospective tax. I am a firm in the belief that this is now an issue that cannot be solved with the individual influence of one Member of Parliament making representations to the Minister, but a matter for a Court of Law'
Disappointed but expected, I will be forwarding the whole letter to Whitehouse.There's an elephant wondering around here...Comment
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Originally posted by Toocan View PostHe's missed the point - a court of law CANNOT deal with Parliament being misled. Have a look at document A005 and quote back the words from Edinburgh and Dalkeith Railway Co v Wauchope (1842) .Comment
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Originally posted by mrkitchen View PostSorry, but I have seen him twice, sent him all the relevant information, he's got the point, however he's not interested ! The response I received from the TC was more encouraging and that's who I will focus on, the MP can afford to lose one vote, he clearly doesn't care about me, my family or our predicament.MUTS likes it HotComment
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Originally posted by moira under the stairs View Post... and thats what he wants you to do, he is trying to fob you off, this isn't going to be easy but you have to be persistant and show him that you and your family are not going to go away, he will eventually be made to pay and shamed, by all means carry on with the TC avenue also, but please please don't give in to your MP.Comment
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Are we now Spam?
Just sent an email to my MP (again) but rather than getting the usual auto response I got nothing. I wonder if we are now on some MP's block list?Comment
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Originally posted by nevergiveup View PostJust sent an email to my MP (again) but rather than getting the usual auto response I got nothing. I wonder if we are now on some MP's block list?Comment
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