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sections 192-222
"(12) Where an accelerated payment notice is withdrawn, it is to be treated as never
having had effect (and any accelerated payment made in accordance with, or
penalties paid by virtue of, the notice are to be repaid)."
Got this from another thread... Apparently the guy who has posted it says -- '' we are royally shafted"
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbill/2013-2014/0190/14190.pdf
I want to get some sleep -- Then do my home work in next few days... Then wait and see how its all going on... We are all there and couple of you guys know what you are talking about...
Agreed... Maybe we can talk with them in group and agree a POA...
I am sure they will be willing to help -- It is in there best interest too... Span it over 3/4 years and agree on a sum....
I also had a bank role coming my way few days back.... One of the question in information form was...
You are right --- They will not bankrupt anyone...They just interested in money.And anyways majority of the ppl will have property --- not sure if they will go after that too!!
I do have a few questions over the assessment send... Any chance you have five minutes to spare? ( I Know its too much...
I don't have a property or cash available --- Been through few bad years (in history they would be referred to as credit crunch!) ... I do have a decent job now....But with two kids and MRS not working -- Savings are nearly 0..
Finding paperwork will be very difficult if not...
Worse case scenario -- I will have to pay them all the amount they have asked for in discovery... I think that is true for other's too? If we cannot pay it in one go -- Then they might spread it across 3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10 years so ??
Apologies for using the word "Solicitor" -- I meant a tax...