Originally posted by Wibble1
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New mass withdrawal of unlawful APNs
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Curious about this - if there was a late penalty on an overdue APN and that APN eventually got withdrawn, would the late penalty get withdrawn along with that APN altogether?Comment
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Originally posted by 9times5 View PostCurious about this - if there was a late penalty on an overdue APN and that APN eventually got withdrawn, would the late penalty get withdrawn along with that APN altogether?
Interestingly on a previous tax return I was due a few hundred quid back. I queried why it had not been paid and was told it was withheld to offset what they think I owe.Comment
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Originally posted by 9times5 View PostCurious about this - if there was a late penalty on an overdue APN and that APN eventually got withdrawn, would the late penalty get withdrawn along with that APN altogether?Comment
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Originally posted by Whysoserious View PostDo you get your house back that you sold to pay the unlawful APN?Comment
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Originally posted by Wibble1 View PostWe'll have to see. I suspect that they may keep the money and say they will put it towards what you may owe if they win their day in court.
Interestingly on a previous tax return I was due a few hundred quid back. I queried why it had not been paid and was told it was withheld to offset what they think I owe.
I guess they will deal with cases individually but it's worth calling and challenging them. The other option is to manage your affairs so that you will always owe them something at the end of the year.Comment
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It's always the same thing about bringing forward future revenue and making the balance sheet look better.
Always challenge.Comment
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For years after (I think) 2011/12, HMRC can withhold repayments where they "believe" there is an amount of tax outstanding, in this case represented by an APN.
You can challenge that position.Best Forum Adviser & Forum Personality of the Year 2018.
(No, me neither).Comment
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