A cynic could reply that it is because their focus and mandate is getting hold of your money, to post a positive result and please their masters - NOT your personal circumstances or whatever happens to you afterwards.
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HMRC enquiries for EBT schemes through SANZAR
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Originally posted by DotasScandal View PostA cynic could reply that it is because their focus and mandate is getting hold of your money, to post a positive result and please their masters - NOT your personal circumstances or whatever happens to you afterwards.Comment
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It's not my place to advise whether you should pay or not - It is an individual decision that depends on one's mindset and personal circumstances.Comment
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Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View PostIf Sanzar are still around people should talk to them. There is a different grounds of appeal if you were in the DTA partnership scheme.
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Originally posted by Penguin View PostI was with Sanzar 2008/9 and 2009/10, so do I need to consider Michael's post? And "Sanzar" are not around.
Mr Perry is referring to 2007/08 and a scheme which is covered under the Section 58 thread. Perhaps the mods can put his post there as well.Comment
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Originally posted by jbryce View PostThe years you refer to are 2008/9 and 2009/10 and these relate to the Sanzar EBT. So you can ignore Michael's post.
Mr Perry is referring to 2007/08 and a scheme which is covered under the Section 58 thread. Perhaps the mods can put his post there as well.Comment
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Originally posted by jbryce View PostThe years you refer to are 2008/9 and 2009/10 and these relate to the Sanzar EBT. So you can ignore Michael's post.
Mr Perry is referring to 2007/08 and a scheme which is covered under the Section 58 thread. Perhaps the mods can put his post there as well.
Any future S58 posts from Mr Perry on this thread will simply be removed. The regulars over there will just tear him a new one..."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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Originally posted by cojak View PostAny future S58 posts from Mr Perry on this thread will simply be removed. The regulars over there will just tear him a new one...Comment
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Originally posted by DotasScandal View PostDoes or doesn't? I would have thought it doesn't apply to EBTs...Comment
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I'm keen to know whether people think this is going to go away or not.
I certainly don't think it will, and sooner or later I think we'll all be paying the fiddler so to speak.
As I said in a previous post, I think anybody who's potentially on the hook for this and isn't already making provisions is either very brave or very wealthy. Way I see it, if I have the money and they prove it's owed in 5 years....there you go.......if not, thanks, I'll keep it.Comment
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