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AML 2019 Loan Charge
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Yeah but I remember they did have some sort of email/contact where you could ask questions. Prob 2 years ago when I contacted them but they did provide me with some information at the time -
Originally posted by pateen View PostThanks Cojak but couldn't find anything useful in that thread.
Tried all the numbers and email address suggested here in the last week but nothingLeave a comment:
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Thanks Cojak but couldn't find anything useful in that thread.
Tried all the numbers and email address suggested here in the last week but nothingLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by pateen View PostHey Folks,
Also bumping up this thread. Looking for any phone number or contact in AML who can give information on what schemes I was in.
Many Thanks,
PatLeave a comment:
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Hey Folks,
Also bumping up this thread. Looking for any phone number or contact in AML who can give information on what schemes I was in.
Many Thanks,
PatLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by cojak View PostI will allow this duplicated post, Phes has posted a very useful resource.
Thank you Phes.Leave a comment:
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I will allow this duplicated post, Phes has posted a very useful resource.
Thank you Phes.Leave a comment:
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I've recently come across a list on Opencorprates that links all crooked AML/Knox umbrellas. Don't let them sting you like they me (and countless other contractors)
https://opencorporates.com/corporate...of%20CompaniesLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by stonehenge View PostOr is that a silly notion?
Most have a mix of open and closed years.
If the situation works out as HMRC expect, open years will be settled or agreed by a Tribunal.
Closed years can be settled of course, but where they are excluded, will become liable to the loan charge (in HMRC eyes).
Where there is a fight and the loan charge is payable it's entirely possible that the total paid - open years plus loan charge, even after set off, will be more than just settling. If so, no refund.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by stonehenge View PostIn that case not settling, and falling into the LC, only makes any sense if you intend to fight.
The OP is probably an unusual case. I expect, for the majority of people, the LC would work out more expensive than settling.
Maybe it's just me, but it seems a bit perverse that the LC should ever be a lower amount than settling. Surely, HMRC should be incentivising people to settle? Or is that a silly notion?
All I would add is that can HRMC really argue that a 53.88% charge is fair and reasonable. It seems that 45% is the maximum amount that they argued would bring this legislation into effect.Leave a comment:
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