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Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostMore importantly zero contact details apart from a form submission. It stinks to high heaven. I am amazed people still clearly do sign up to such nonsense.
The issue at the moment is that agencies have little care about compliance as until now it compliance has been a slight issue rather than one with serious consequences for the agency. From April that is no longer the case (Section 61O of the finance act that very clear and while it will be changed the core message is the same - the agency will be responsible and liable for any lost tax).merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View PostI'm not - people are greedy and don't understand the consequences of their actions.
The issue at the moment is that agencies have little care about compliance as until now it compliance has been a slight issue rather than one with serious consequences for the agency. From April that is no longer the case (Section 61O of the finance act that very clear and while it will be changed the core message is the same - the agency will be responsible and liable for any lost tax).Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
Officially CUK certified - Thick as f**k.Comment
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostMore importantly zero contact details apart from a form submission. It stinks to high heaven. I am amazed people still clearly do sign up to such nonsense.
"Twitter and forum posts suggest unsolicited emails have been going out from tax-club.com and tax-club.co.uk. Both domains anonymously registered.
Tax-club.com website was set up in May, .co.uk was registered at end of July.
A TonyBS username is connected with the tax-club.com website and one Charlie Leonard has been responding to email contact. There is an Antony Bell-Scott who is Facebook friends with Mark Quirk (director of Pay Group Ltd among others). Anthony Bell-Scott is IoM based but I can’t find any link between him and Tax-Club.com.
I can find no ‘Tax-Club’ entity incorporated in the UK nor any obvious tax related entity connected to a Charlie/Charles Leonard.
Tax Club emails suggest they refer potential customers to high return umbrella schemes."Comment
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Originally posted by Ian Richardson GT Leeds View PostI was sent this (I don't have permission to disclose the sender's identity:
"Twitter and forum posts suggest unsolicited emails have been going out from tax-club.com and tax-club.co.uk. Both domains anonymously registered.
Tax-club.com website was set up in May, .co.uk was registered at end of July.
A TonyBS username is connected with the tax-club.com website and one Charlie Leonard has been responding to email contact. There is an Antony Bell-Scott who is Facebook friends with Mark Quirk (director of Pay Group Ltd among others). Anthony Bell-Scott is IoM based but I can’t find any link between him and Tax-Club.com.
I can find no ‘Tax-Club’ entity incorporated in the UK nor any obvious tax related entity connected to a Charlie/Charles Leonard.
Tax Club emails suggest they refer potential customers to high return umbrella schemes."Public Service Posting by the BBC - Bloggs Bulls**t Corp.
Officially CUK certified - Thick as f**k.Comment
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Originally posted by Ian Richardson GT Leeds View PostI was sent this (I don't have permission to disclose the sender's identity:
"Twitter and forum posts suggest unsolicited emails have been going out from tax-club.com and tax-club.co.uk. Both domains anonymously registered.
Tax-club.com website was set up in May, .co.uk was registered at end of July.
A TonyBS username is connected with the tax-club.com website and one Charlie Leonard has been responding to email contact. There is an Antony Bell-Scott who is Facebook friends with Mark Quirk (director of Pay Group Ltd among others). Anthony Bell-Scott is IoM based but I can’t find any link between him and Tax-Club.com.
I can find no ‘Tax-Club’ entity incorporated in the UK nor any obvious tax related entity connected to a Charlie/Charles Leonard.
Tax Club emails suggest they refer potential customers to high return umbrella schemes."merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostThanks, I couldn't find anything relevant at Companies House either. I too noted the anonymous domain registrations.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by lowpaidworker View PostI just found an email in my junk mailbox from them.Comment
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Good luck everyone with getting through all this. I'm off this forum now. it genuinely upsets me to see what situation folk find themselves in and seemingly little / confusing options for resolution. I was with one umbrella that now has folk working for this one (tax club) and these vultures are trying to lure other folk in despite whats happened. They know full well what the situation is but greed means they want to try to carry on. Disgusting. I've privately messaged a few folk (including one guy who was with Target) and offered to help in any way with evidence of their malpractice. Examples being texts of bonus incentives to rejoin dodgy outfits. Unfortunately you don't get much response from private messages as it seems even we can't be trusted now. Yeah like I message folk to reel them into some dodgy scheme. Well I can show you all the emails from counter avoidance dept and all the letters from HMRC hassling. All for a few hundred quid. Would love to contribute to some legal case against the outfit I was with. Its an absolute s*** show and I would never touch contracting with a barge poll ever again. Best of luck everyone.Last edited by Culps67; 13 November 2020, 16:03.Comment
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Originally posted by Lance View Post
they have NHS, Sky, EE, Cadbury and Vodafone logos on the site. Dob them in to all those orgs publicly.
Contractor Planet (NOTE: this is NOT Planet Contractor)
Promising 85% return in their email from a "Richard Wright" at the company.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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