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Trust demanding repayment of loan
Take care Take care It may not only be HMRC surreptitiously posting on these pages. Who knows, it may be the trusts, or those who have "bought" their loan books, in an effort to *encourage* scheme users to part with yet more hard earned cash. I'd agree with BP on this - always go through...- Dmac
- Post #80
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Loan Charge review - in limbo
It's not a blog post, it is an official letter from HMRC which I understand many thousands of proposed "settlers" have received. As such it should surely carry some weight? To be certain, HMRC should be contacted to check this point (does a SATR need to be completed for those in settlement...- Dmac
- Post #20
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Help with dividends (VERY WORRIED)
Help with dividends (VERY WORRIED) This. It's all very well those being smug after the event (and very well done, you:happy) - but many went with these solutions for perfectly legitimate reasons. To those * clever* enough to avoid this tulipstorm, rather than pat yourselves warmly on the...- Dmac
- Post #37
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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HMRC Notice of Assessment APSE Consulting Ltd
I have had the same letter. I can think of no reason why anyone in receipt of such a letter would not now hold on until the outcome of the review. The letter states you will NOT be penalised in any way by waiting, and that any changes agreed in the review will be applied to your settlement...- Dmac
- Post #126
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Loan Charge 30 Sept - Online Form
No-one can advise you what to do in your scenario. I'd get some professional advice from a tax specialist (there are some on this forum). Why would you trust a bunch of people you don't know on a public forum to give you advice? You'll need to be quick though - you have about 5 days.- Dmac
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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New loan charge letters from HMRC
If you're 100% certain that you never took any money (loan or otherwise) from them, then why worry. Call them, put them straight. Unless there is some doubt in your mind...- Dmac
- Post #108
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Independent Loan Charge Review
I'm sure it was put across to him how important it is for his views not to be tainted by his able assistants from HMT and HMRC. I just hope his recommendations take account of the years of HMRC failure, and that HM Government are bound by them.- Dmac
- Post #13
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Loan Charge review - round #2
The following is an extract from Jesse Norman's letter to all MP dated 11 September 2016:- "Individuals should continue to prepare to file a 2018-19 Self Assessment return and pay the Loan Charge by 31 January 2020. However, we do not know what Sir Amyas will recommend and I recognise that...- Dmac
- Post #53
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Independent Loan Charge Review
I've read this a few times now - it's not exactly unequivocal on that point (below). Probably best to call for confirmation (asking for it to be confirmed in writing, of course):- "If you provided all the required information by 5 April 2019 and are waiting to finalise your settlement with...- Dmac
- Post #4
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Independent Loan Charge Review
Here's the link to the announcement made today:- Disguised remuneration: Independent loan charge review - GOV.UK- Dmac
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Phil Manley question and answer session
Political shenanigans Political shenanigans Not sure what last night's political events will mean for any "review" - why would BoJo announce anything given he may not even be PM in a month's time? And even if he does, it's only a review - the last one (albeit a sham) did not give the result...- Dmac
- Post #87
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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IR35 Investigations. HMRC has its new 'avoiders'.
Freudian slip!!- Dmac
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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IR35 Investigations. HMRC has its new 'avoiders'.
And I'm sure they'll all be "HMRC complaint solutions" and have "QC backed" opinions!!- Dmac
- Post #24
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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IR35 Investigations. HMRC has its new 'avoiders'.
Contractor insurance Contractor insurance Think I'm gonna invest in some QDOS shares!- Dmac
- Post #22
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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August 31st settlement deadline
Thanks Thanks Thanks for taking the time to update those in settlement. Are we likely to read the above message from official channels - website update, HMRC Spotlight publication, other? I am loathe to take the time to call them, to wait ages to get through before finally speaking to some...- Dmac
- Post #7
- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
