Originally posted by webberg
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The Edge trustee was in the IOM and then moved to Costa Rica (or somewhere equally exotic).
However it appears that IOM is again involve in Edge.
A few minutes research can give you the name and contact details. (or at least that's all it took me).Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by bstar1 View PostAny update on the trustee for edge here?Leave a comment:
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Any update on the trustee for edge here?
Any update on the trustee for edge here?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by demby View PostBe careful as I've seen posts saying that as soon as they are written off Inheritance Tax will be due.
Previous correspondence from HMRC has said that the Edge scheme would not be subjected to IHT but that was then and these bastards change the rules on a daily basis
How much is the IHT liability as my loan figures are not that big. Around 60-70k? Lastly, who to contact on the Edge side for loan writeoff?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by ammark View PostHello I received a settelement offer from HMRC which I am willing to accept. I used Edge EBT scheme. The letter advises me to take steps for the loans to be released within 30 days of agreeing settlement with them. If I do, no further tax will be payable on those loans.
May I ask whom to contact on the Edge side for the loans release query and are they willing to release them (intsead of taking advantage of the poor contractors along with Her Majesty).
Thanks
Previous correspondence from HMRC has said that the Edge scheme would not be subjected to IHT but that was then and these bastards change the rules on a daily basisLeave a comment:
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On the verge of Settlement with HMRC
Hello I received a settelement offer from HMRC which I am willing to accept. I used Edge EBT scheme. The letter advises me to take steps for the loans to be released within 30 days of agreeing settlement with them. If I do, no further tax will be payable on those loans.
May I ask whom to contact on the Edge side for the loans release query and are they willing to release them (intsead of taking advantage of the poor contractors along with Her Majesty).
ThanksLeave a comment:
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Well, I received a message a while back here on the forum I believe that said:
"The current trustees of the Edge EBT are:
Winnell T P & Co
7, Hill St, Douglas,
IM1 1EF
01624 670022
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But I haven't validated it.Leave a comment:
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Trustees
Who is the Edge trustee?
Mapatui Ltd ? Company disolved in 2014
Tenon Ltd ?
Someone else ????Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by webberg View PostYes.
However a write off now without the comfort of a settlement agreement that states unequivocally that no further tax charge can arise, would not be sensible.
Thanks.Leave a comment:
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