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  • mattjford
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    Originally posted by EBTContractor View Post
    What years did you use Edge? You must have had Enquiry Notices or Discovery Assessments sent previously, no?

    They can't just send a demand for payment without prior comms.
    Thanks, checked this. I've lived abroad over 7 years, they say everything was sent to my old address.

    I was getting letters about tax to my UK forwarding addresses so thought everything was going there, seems not. But I didn't earn in UK, didn't know there was any problems.

    Anyway they found me for the payment demand but that's all I've seen.

    I wish they used registered mail for this type of communications. Or even email.

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  • EBTContractor
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    Originally posted by mattjford View Post
    Warning of enforcement action. I'm not sure for what though but when I called them, the lady said it was because I used edge consulting. I've read though this forum and learned a bit. Thanks everyone.
    Originally posted by mattjford View Post
    I'm quite perplexed by the whole affair. The impression I got was that the people I spoke to were tasked with only accepting payment and couldn't give further details of why the money is owed because they don't have that information. The phone number is legitimate, so its not pishing. Hopefully it's not a rogue office.

    From this forum my understanding is that HMRC are issuing APNs to users of Edge Consulting, there is no possibility to delay payment or query the sums by disputing, payment is due in 30 days.
    What years did you use Edge? You must have had Enquiry Notices or Discovery Assessments sent previously, no?

    They can't just send a demand for payment without prior comms.

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  • DotasScandal
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    Originally posted by mattjford View Post
    I'm quite perplexed by the whole affair. The impression I got was that the people I spoke to were tasked with only accepting payment and couldn't give further details of why the money is owed because they don't have that information. The phone number is legitimate, so its not pishing. Hopefully it's not a rogue office.

    From this forum my understanding is that HMRC are issuing APNs to users of Edge Consulting, there is no possibility to delay payment or query the sums by disputing, payment is due in 30 days.
    That doesn't make sense either.
    Firstly, the APN payment terms are 90 days. 30 days is if the APN has been modified FOLLOWING a representation.
    Secondly, we have yet to hear of APN’s where the amount cannot be disputed.
    Thirdly, if there is no calculation attached to the APN, the APN is probably invalid.

    Seriously, the approximations posted on these forums practically daily are helping no one.

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  • mattjford
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    Originally posted by DotasScandal View Post
    There must be a shortcut here that's escaping me.
    I'm quite perplexed by the whole affair. The impression I got was that the people I spoke to were tasked with only accepting payment and couldn't give further details of why the money is owed because they don't have that information. The phone number is legitimate, so its not pishing. Hopefully it's not a rogue office.

    From this forum my understanding is that HMRC are issuing APNs to users of Edge Consulting, there is no possibility to delay payment or query the sums by disputing, payment is due in 30 days.

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  • DotasScandal
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    Originally posted by mattjford View Post
    Warning of enforcement action. I'm not sure for what though but when I called them, the lady said it was because I used edge consulting.
    There must be a shortcut here that's escaping me.

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  • mattjford
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    Originally posted by EBTContractor View Post
    What did they send you? A discovery assessment or apn?
    Warning of enforcement action. I'm not sure for what though but when I called them, the lady said it was because I used edge consulting. I've read though this forum and learned a bit. Thanks everyone.

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  • EBTContractor
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    Originally posted by mattjford View Post
    Hi HMRC sent a letter to a relatives house about the time I spent using edge in 2005 -2006. It's the first I've heard of these problems. I'd really appreciate more information about what the problem is, how they get their sums and whats the next course of action.
    What did they send you? A discovery assessment or apn?

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  • mattjford
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    Hi HMRC sent a letter to a relatives house about the time I spent using edge in 2005 -2006. It's the first I've heard of these problems. I'd really appreciate more information about what the problem is, how they get their sums and whats the next course of action.

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  • Whysoserious
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    For an APN to be valid HMRC have to satisfy conditions A, B & C.

    They had their fingers burned by Montpellier because that scheme didn't satisfy all conditions and are now being sued. Seems like they don't want burned again. Expect and change in the law during the next budget, stating not all conditions need to be met anymore to issue an APN and we'll be back to square one.

    Condition A: An enquiry or appeal is in progress; and
    Condition B: The tax return, claim or appeal relates to a tax advantage resulting from a tax arrangement; and
    Condition C: One or more of the following applies:
    – A “Follower Notice” has been issued; or
    – The arrangements are considered “DOTAS” arrangements; or
    – A General Anti-Abuse Rule (“GAAR”) notice has been issued.

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  • DotasScandal
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    Originally posted by killerbackhand View Post
    Hi all,
    After complaining that HMRC had the P11D for the year in question and it was their duty of care to amass all information within theor organization before issuing the APN, they have sent a letter titled "Withdrawl of an accelerated payment notice".
    Stating that it was issued in error, no need to take any further action or make any payment in relation to the notice.
    Is this the end of it?
    There is an attached letter "Notice under Part 4, Chapter 3 of the Finance Act 2014" .. so have they reissued the APN under a new law?
    Most importantly, you may want to find out exactly why they withdrew the APN. It sounds a bit fishy.
    It might be that they did so only to reissue one (in which case you still win a new 90 days period and another shot a representation)

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