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I’m business analyst, have been contracting for almost 20 years. Just started a new contract - it’s government - outside IR35 - my contract states that my role is a business analyst, I can work where how and when I want to as long as I deliver the required work. However, 3 weeks in and it...
Well yeah, actually, you’re right. There’s a wider issue than just the loan charge. If the loan charge is withdrawn, there are still thousands upon thousands of people backed into a corner and having to settle - or face litigation - against discovery assessments for ‘open’ years.
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I think you need someone from DSW to clarify their position and relationship with you since Phil Manley has left and started up his own tax consultancy business. Surely if you have registered and are paying fees to DSW, the responsibility lies with them to assist you with settlement.
I care about the people - real people - that have been burned by these schemes. Including myself. I wish LCAG all the best, but they haven’t measured up so far. Whatever info you have, I hope it is enough to make a difference.
Really? Is that what LCAG members have to settle with - ‘Whatcha gonna do?’ The fact that Venables has got involved with Insella right in the middle of the fight against the Loan Charge, should surely ring alarm bells - i.e. not just ‘at some point’. Would be interested to hear LCAG’s view on...
Sorry - what is this all about? You know where Phil lives? And.....? So what exactly is your relationship - friend / colleague?
So you must be in Portugal as well then?
So what’s the deal with Robert Venables (QC) - so he has been in cahoots with Phil re Insella, but is also leading the Judicial Review for LCAG - what a wicked web we weave.....
The letter I have, requires me to sign based on the amount (inc fwd interest) and the payment terms set out in the letter.
What did you do re the IHT question? I listened in to a webinar (albeit for agents) a while ago and HMRC said they didn’t require confirmation of loans being written off.
Has anyone else received a settlement letter from HMRC stating that, as you have not indicated whether you wish to make full payment within 30 days (i.e. after sending your initial email with loan details), the letter of offer has been prepared based on payment over 24 months?
This includes...
The loan charge came into effect from 5th April - 2 months ago. In less than 4 months loans have to be declared on tax returns and paid by 31st Jan. IMO LCAG have failed to stop the loan charge, which by the way was announced in the 2016 budget and passed into law in the Finance Act 2017...
Wooooah! What I meant was, this being a public forum, accessible by the likes of HMRC, you wouldn’t be able to fully disclose your plans here. Nothing else!