Can I just ask, when were you a member of the Horizon scheme?
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Horizon exit opportunity (Non-Big Group discussion thread)
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Originally posted by starstruck View PostIf you pay this new IHT bill. Will your lifetime tax-free inheritance tax threshold remain at £325K? Have you been able to get the trustees to release the loans? Surely, they are the only ones who can do that, not HMRC.
HMRC did not ask for or get my loan released. As part of HMMafia's settlement agreement HMMafia forced onto me, HMMafia included an option for me to get my loan released as part of the settlement agreement, which I opted for. HMMafia also listed in their own settlement agreement that IHT was included in the settlement, this is on HMRC paper in black ink.
I believed HMMafia's contract and I then asked the Trust to release my loan. That is when HMRC said I owed IHT on the release of my loan!!!Comment
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Originally posted by underthecosh View PostCan I just ask, when were you a member of the Horizon scheme?Comment
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Originally posted by HMRC made Atlas Shrug View PostI joined around the 2003 mark.
So the paying G paycare back because of Rangers ruling is a non starter as it stinks of a con so forget that but there solution via the Bulgarian company over the 2 years I think has credibility. Yes it has risk but logically I can see it workingComment
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Originally posted by Jarzinhio View Post
.... but there solution via the Bulgarian company over the 2 years I think has credibility. Yes it has risk but logically I can see it workingComment
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Originally posted by luxCon View PostWhat is the new solution. I am not aware of a new proposal, any details please?Comment
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Originally posted by luxCon View PostThe management setup and the associated companies were setup in 2016 simply to skin the members with the fees. Even the transfer of the trustee from Jersey to Bulgaria is highly suspicious.
Even more suspicious is that the very same named individuals at Go Outsourcing and the trustees are the old names at Horizon and Lutea /Mien trusts.
This whole thing has been a gift that keeps on giving.
They must have thousands of members on their books, some with 5 years plus. Say even if 100 individuals fell for the new scheme (I'm sure more desperate people would have) that be 100 x 20,000, thats 2 million pounds for just sending a few scary emails and a letter.
All facilitated by HMRCComment
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Originally posted by MyxALot View PostIf anyone is under any illusion that Go Outsourcing (or indeed anyone even remotely connected with the littany of companies/schemes/organisations that relate to Horizon) are:
a) offering a viable way out of this mess,
b) trying to help you, the poor ex-scheme user
c) acting objectively in all of this
and are tempted to take them up on their 'solution' then please do yourself a massive favour, slap yourself very hard across the face and wash your hands of everything to do with them.
How long were you with Horizon. See this question is quite important as some people don't owe a lot, we are all in different circumstances. So if you think this has no chance of working then what's the alternative, settling with HMRC ? Biding our time and see if they start throwing out cases cuz of Rangers case and people citing it?Comment
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Originally posted by Jarzinhio View PostHi, I have also been a member since 2003. So did you settle for every year since 2003. that would be a big amount around the 300k mark if you roughly averaged a rate of about £350 per day through that period. That would be including interest.
So the paying G paycare back because of Rangers ruling is a non starter as it stinks of a con so forget that but there solution via the Bulgarian company over the 2 years I think has credibility. Yes it has risk but logically I can see it workingComment
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Just to let you know that any details of dodgy Bulgarian schemes on here will be removed."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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