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I'm no expert in terms of qualifications however iv not just taken the words of a meeting with one lawyer firm (grant thorntons) iv also had meetings with three other top notch " in the know companies". Plus spent over the past year researching every possible scenario etc etc no doubt others...
In that tiny percanage scenario of ever happening, within 10 years the whole tax system could and probably will change again... plus if the scheme is proven to be valid, THEY have to give it all back to you plus interest.
Yes I can pay back the apn after all my living costs £100 a month, over...
This is where I have to strongly disagree. And all your doing is giving people added stress. That EVERYTHING will be lost. The mental energy used overly worrying could be directed to actually joining the fight.. kick up some stink... go viral... write to your local mp, explaning your worries...
I can't seem to attach the reverse copy of the APN.
But it says the same thing as it does on the HMRC website:
[ARCHIVED CONTENT] HM Revenue & Customs: Appealing to the tribunal
To emphasis my main point I was trying to make.
HMRC cannot force you into bankruptcy. Nor can they make you...
Hi. You are mistaken in the fact that you have no right to appeal. I know. Iv had one. You have 30 days to respond. So day 27 you/your accountant or the scheme provider submits a letter (sent special delivery). You state that you cannot meet the demands of the payment requested because in doing...
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I also feel it’s important to assist in correcting some of the mindset of recent comments. I.E “life is going to end as we know it”
Look at the situation logically as a whole… there are:
• 1200 Dotas Schemes
• 43,000 scheme users, (although I personally think this it’s much more)...
Sorry to hear about the above. However, please note that you will NOT have to go bankrupt nor lose a place of residence. If paying the full amount (any amount) would put you in "financial extremity". This would include bankruptcy or meaning you have to sell your home (if you own one). This is...