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Originally posted by kentishlad View Post£3,400 for just 4 weeks??? You must have had a high daily rate. You must be one of the luckier ones in all thisComment
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I was offshore on around £430 a day. Yes I do count myself as being very lucky as I could easily have stayed on that job for a lot longer. I left for a longer term PAYE role.Comment
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Paid via loan but not by Trust...
Hi,
This has probably been already answered previously but thought to ask the question; I am being told that the 2019 LC doesn't affect me because I was paid via a loan but not from a trust - is this correct?
Thanks,
NewbeeComment
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Originally posted by Newbee0418 View PostHi,
This has probably been already answered previously but thought to ask the question; I am being told that the 2019 LC doesn't affect me because I was paid via a loan but not from a trust - is this correct?
Thanks,
Newbee"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."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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Originally posted by cojak View PostWho told you this? An independent tax advisor or someone associated with your loan provider?Comment
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Originally posted by Newbee0418 View PostThis was advised by the loan provider for the loan I had."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."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...Comment
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Originally posted by cojak View PostThen I would get independent advice to confirm this because I don’t think it’s correct.Comment
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Loan Charge Action Group - Impact Statements send now!
Please send your impact statements to LCAG at "[email protected]" so that they can raise it with various stakeholders. Every single submission counts for them! So, please put together your thoughts and send them by email. The statement could be of any size ranging from one paragraph to 10 pages. Try to convey how long you used the arrangement and reason for using the same. Then how this loan charge has and will impact your financial condition, family, health, mental wellbeing, career and future. How your life has changed from before loan charge/ APN to now. Its our opportunity to make our voice heard -make it count!!Comment
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