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No To Retro Tax – Campaign Against Section 58 Finance Act 2008
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
It is always open to somebody hit with a demand to take HMRC to a tribunal and argue their case. In this case the law has been clearly written down and has not been changed. Our case is as I have said before completely different.Comment
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Originally posted by smalldog View PostOK, so great news. Just found out Im going to be a dad, amazing and thrilled!
However its tainted, thanks to HMRC Im now also cursed as in all likelihood my wife will give up work in a few months.
So where does that leave me when we will be on one salary while trying to make ends meet with a new son or daughter if we eventually get a big brown envelope and Im bankrupted!? I hear benefits are quite good nowadays!!
Thanks HMRC, you manage to spoil such a special moment in someones life all because of a tax legacy, your a special bunch, you really are....oh yes and your actions could very easily cost you more in fees and paying for a new families benefits than any money you thought you were going to get out of all this..
Think I might break the news to Mr Afiriyie, pay him a visit and see how he thinks RBWM will help out a new family if HMRC go to collect.'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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Notice of Completion Letter received
I have just found this letter which is dated 9 March 2006 sent by HMRC
Dear Sir
Notice Completion under Section 28A(5) TMA 1970
I refer to your recent correspondence and the information provided.
On reviewing this information, I have concluded that no further questions need to be raised and therefore no amendment is needed to your Self Assessment.
This letter gives notice that I have completed my enquiries into your 3/4 Self Assessment Tax Return.
Yours faithfully
A BarnettComment
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Originally posted by dpthomas007 View PostI have just found this letter which is dated 9 March 2006 sent by HMRC
Dear Sir
Notice Completion under Section 28A(5) TMA 1970
I refer to your recent correspondence and the information provided.
On reviewing this information, I have concluded that no further questions need to be raised and therefore no amendment is needed to your Self Assessment.
This letter gives notice that I have completed my enquiries into your 3/4 Self Assessment Tax Return.
Yours faithfully
A Barnett
please forward it onto Whitehouse and DRComment
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Originally posted by foolishboy View PostThats great news for you and good news for us I wonder how many of these have been issued? Do you only have it for 1 year?
please forward it onto Whitehouse and DRComment
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Originally posted by SantaClaus View PostCheck out the NoToRetroTax YouTube channel.
First video uploaded:
Let's get these videos going viral. Please tweet and post on social media sites!Comment
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Originally posted by dpthomas007 View PostI have sent a copy to DR and he also told me to send a copy to Watkin GittinsComment
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Originally posted by dpthomas007 View PostI have sent a copy to DR and he also told me to send a copy to Watkin Gittins
Thank youJoin the No To Retro Tax Campaign Now
"Tax evasion is easy: it involves breaking the law. By tax avoidance OECD means unacceptable avoidance ... This can be contrasted with acceptable tax planning. What is critical is transparency" - Donald Johnston, Secretary-General, OECDComment
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