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What did you do about the indemnity in the end EdgedOut? WTT are advising me to challenge it but I'm not sure we're in a strong negotiating position. Did you just go with it? -
I have the same questions....Originally posted by jbeer View PostHi,
Has anyone had their loan written off recently and willing to share what was involved, i.e. cost, process, guarantee ?
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Anyone had loan write off
Hi,
Has anyone had their loan written off recently and willing to share what was involved, i.e. cost, process, guarantee ?
CheersLeave a comment:
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I suggest you ask Edge and they will share their indemnity with you.Originally posted by Talgarth View PostWhat indemnity?
I was going to look into getting my loan written off so would be keen to know!Leave a comment:
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What indemnity?Originally posted by EdgedOut View PostWhat is your opinion of the "indemnity" they are asking you take on the loan write off, please?
Did you just figure that's the trustee's safety net in case HMRC go after them for IHT, or is there more to it, in your opinion?
I was going to look into getting my loan written off so would be keen to know!Leave a comment:
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WttOriginally posted by Seven777 View PostThanks for that. All quite confusing.
Paid APNs back then, but I think I need professional help / advice on getting these loans written off.
Does anyone have any recommendations, please?
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Thanks for that. All quite confusing.Originally posted by eek View PostSee all the Felicitas threads especially https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...more-real.html
Paid APNs back then, but I think I need professional help / advice on getting these loans written off.
Does anyone have any recommendations, please?
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See all the Felicitas threads especially https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...more-real.htmlOriginally posted by Seven777 View PostThis landed in my inbox tonight which I thought I'd share. Thoughts please?
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Anybody who has been issued a statutory demand by the solicitors for Felicitas, where you are NOT being helped by WTT or Elysium Law, are urged to contact us as soon as possible via litigation@hmrcloancharge.info.
A statutory demand is a formal document issued by a court and will probably be headed with words to the effect of "Statutory demand issued under section 286(1)(debt payable immediately) of the insolvency Act 1986".
These are not to be taken lightly and will result in enforcement of the debt if not rebutted.
Immediate action is required and we can help with that if you get in contact by replying to this email or via litigation@hmrcloancharge.info.
We are on standby to expedite action for those that need help.Leave a comment:
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This landed in my inbox tonight which I thought I'd share. Thoughts please?
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Anybody who has been issued a statutory demand by the solicitors for Felicitas, where you are NOT being helped by WTT or Elysium Law, are urged to contact us as soon as possible via litigation@hmrcloancharge.info.
A statutory demand is a formal document issued by a court and will probably be headed with words to the effect of "Statutory demand issued under section 286(1)(debt payable immediately) of the insolvency Act 1986".
These are not to be taken lightly and will result in enforcement of the debt if not rebutted.
Immediate action is required and we can help with that if you get in contact by replying to this email or via litigation@hmrcloancharge.info.
We are on standby to expedite action for those that need help.Leave a comment:
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What is your opinion of the "indemnity" they are asking you take on the loan write off, please?
Did you just figure that's the trustee's safety net in case HMRC go after them for IHT, or is there more to it, in your opinion?
Originally posted by ammark View PostI have been able to get a writeoff...Last edited by EdgedOut; 17 November 2020, 12:20.Leave a comment:
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