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Churchill Knight & Boox clients being investigated as Managed Service Companies
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostMight be a while off that yet as I don’t think a FTT sets case law. I am a lay person and could be wrong, of course.
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Originally posted by Guy Incognito View Post
I think you are correct, but CK have money for at least the first two appeals as I understand things.
Seems at this stage just CK going to FTT (next year expected) and the test cases are being agreed over the next few weeks.
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Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View Post
Might be a while off that yet as I don’t think a FTT sets case law. I am a lay person and could be wrong, of course.Comment
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Originally posted by ritwolf View PostCan anyone share how long did it take to get a response from HMRC after submitting an appeal?
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Hey all,
I am a former Boox customer. Now with a different accountant.
I received a notice of decision saying that my company is liable on March 15. I have only just opened the letter today thus making any potential appeal I may send late. I was not checking the postbox as originally all the initial appeals and responses were going to and from Boox and it was just not on my radar. I am clearly not an MSC and have emails that should show that.
I am freaking out a bit by the face that I am late to make another appeal and what I should be doing as I am appealing on my own without Boox. Any advice would be appreciated.Comment
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Originally posted by dpw123 View PostHey all,
I am a former Boox customer. Now with a different accountant.
I received a notice of decision saying that my company is liable on March 15. I have only just opened the letter today thus making any potential appeal I may send late. I was not checking the postbox as originally all the initial appeals and responses were going to and from Boox and it was just not on my radar. I am clearly not an MSC and have emails that should show that.
I am freaking out a bit by the face that I am late to make another appeal and what I should be doing as I am appealing on my own without Boox. Any advice would be appreciated.
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I also phoned them every couple of days and spent hours on the phone in queues
It took a few weeks but eventually I got a reply.Last edited by Contractor UK; 1 June 2023, 17:13.Comment
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Hello all,
Im facing the same issue i received the notice from hmrc in Feb 2023 for tax year 2018 to 2020 . I used the boox accountancy firm.
Is there any whats app group where the matter is discussed.Comment
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Originally posted by Fuzzynavel View Post
I found HMRC to be quite helpful at the individual staff member level and have had my case stood over. I followed the instructions on the letter and sent in paperwork to support my case with a detailed letter regarding the MSC legislation and how it didn't affect me. I also sent the letter recorded so that they would have to sign for delivery.
I also phoned them every couple of days and spent hours on the phone in queues
It took a few weeks but eventually I got a reply.Comment
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