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And this is exactly why the government and HMRC should be hounding the providers, not us
They should. But we all know they will hound whoever they think is weaker and has any money... Hey, it's about extracting cash, not doing the Right Thing!
I got as well..
1. AML does not have tax return copy for 2009/10
2. AML took atleast 18% from the contract rates and did nothing !!!!
3. This tax should be paid by AML not by us. Since HMRC is taxing us on 100% where as we got 82%. So we will be paying 18% + 35% .. this is not right
4. If there is any legal avenue to get 18% back from AML then we all should come together and jointly ask AML..
I got as well..
1. AML does not have tax return copy for 2009/10
2. AML took atleast 18% from the contract rates and did nothing !!!!
3. This tax should be paid by AML not by us. Since HMRC is taxing us on 100% where as we got 82%. So we will be paying 18% + 35% .. this is not right
4. If there is any legal avenue to get 18% back from AML then we all should come together and jointly ask AML..
Any thoughts?
Understand you completely. AML told us it was the employer who was ultimately responsible as they were the employer, but it hasn't worked out that way, HMRC see the individual as ultimately responsible. Providers of these schemes should be treated with similar to all financial companies who sell financial products/schemes but again they appear to avoid any of HMRC "heat".
Glorified salesman and unfortunately will have been sold a raw deal.
Contact AML and please share their attempt to placate your angst, would love to hear all about it.
I've had a big email exchange with them over the last couple of days and contrary to what they are saying about defending us etc etc, I do not feel that they are in my opinion. What they are doing is defending their scheme which we just seem to be part of the process as ex users. If we're bankrupted tomorrow by HMRC, AML do not care. So I think we need a big push back against them and some for of legal action starting.
I've had a big email exchange with them over the last couple of days and contrary to what they are saying about defending us etc etc, I do not feel that they are in my opinion. What they are doing is defending their scheme which we just seem to be part of the process as ex users. If we're bankrupted tomorrow by HMRC, AML do not care. So I think we need a big push back against them and some for of legal action starting.
With all the way on this. Perhaps Big Group can has/have an exchange with these providers? One of the reasons I joined BG was to have more information and knowledge of the processes as I was feeling isolated with the lack of feedback I was getting from AML. Ultimately AML will have to defend the scheme and they have limited resources, but a newsletter email isn't a lot to ask for.
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