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Phil Manley question and answer session
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Thanks!...erm I think! :-)Originally posted by cojak View PostMuch as I don't like Phil's history, comparing him to a psychopathic murderer is not really on.
So please don't continue in that vein.
(I however would be pleased to be compared to Villanelle. So much more exotic than Mick Hucknell...)
And look on the bright side cojak... it could be worse than Mick Hucknell…..I have to handle looking like an emaciated version of Mr Bean on a daily basisComment
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Phil Manley abandoned his clients in 2020 under PM Tax Resolution LLP and PMTC Ltd, taking their money with him including for various schemes. He then set up Roman Tax late 2022 as "Philip Hargreaves", and fictional colleagues like "Helen Ferguson" here on these forums as "HelenF". Roman Tax disappeared after January 2023. Manley's latest scam is Fidum Tax. Beware!Comment
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Yup, site's not available but search results preview it.Originally posted by JoeSchloe View PostPhil Manley abandoned his clients in 2020 under PM Tax Resolution LLP and PMTC Ltd, taking their money with him including for various schemes. He then set up Roman Tax late 2022 as "Philip Hargreaves", and fictional colleagues like "Helen Ferguson" here on these forums as "HelenF". Roman Tax disappeared after January 2023. Manley's latest scam is Fidum Tax. Beware!
"FIDUM Tax is a new venture by Phil Manley. Phil has extensive experience in taxation having joined HMRC at the turn of the millennium. A spell at a big 4 firm advising high net worth clients and all sizes of business followed before deciding to set up his own service with FidumTax."
Scammer has been omitted from the description for some reason.Comment
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The site was up until last weekend.Originally posted by dammit chloe View Post
Yup, site's not available but search results preview it.
"FIDUM Tax is a new venture by Phil Manley. Phil has extensive experience in taxation having joined HMRC at the turn of the millennium. A spell at a big 4 firm advising high net worth clients and all sizes of business followed before deciding to set up his own service with FidumTax."
Scammer has been omitted from the description for some reason.
https://web.archive.org/web/20230315....fidumtax.com/
It is possible that a few interested parties forced it to be taken down before he did too much damage…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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