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PLease sign these petitions
PLease sign these petitions
https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/2019-charge-retrospective-taxation?bucket=&source=twitter-share-button
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/218582
Laughable really, hmrc/ukgovmt cheat us all the time. Making up rules, sitting an hands for decades, no legal arguments so threats is all we get. Cheating the public really on funding illegal wars & big govt expenses, privatisation & still high taxes inc. nhs, ah the contempt & corruption - the...
How do you figure that. If loans were declared 10 or so yrs ago , it's not evasion. Not declaring them in 2019 is non- compliance not evasion. Let's not get into the scare mongering or doing as hmrc and blur the lines between the two.
You may be able to offset the loan charge with pension contributions even using your carry forward. You'll need to speak to an ifa possibly. Only hmrc are in possession of a time machine, unfortunately. Aslo, do not fall foul of another avoidance scheme to offset loan charge, by paying back loans.
Very well put,it's a shame there is no oversight of government or hmrc. Some of us have been through this before, BN66, trying hard to get that retro tax looked into, I realised then how corrupt the UK govt is, how useless MPs are, how they just tow the party line no matter the consequences...
Very defeatist. That's the problem with people in the UK, people have lost the fact that they have the power (Divide & conquer, is Govmts game), not the government. We know the UK gov doesn't work for the people. Maybe the people should work for the people and fight this, rather than rolling...
Treasury committee
Treasury committee
Please make your submission to this committee regarding your experiences with HMRC related to enquires & settlements. This is an opportunity to highlight HMRCs abuse of power and mistreatment of so called 'customers' and a lot more.
Please people take the...
Treasury committee
Treasury committee
https://www.parliament.uk/business/committees/committees-a-z/commons-select/treasury-committee/treasury-sub-committee/inquiries/parliament-2017/conduct-tax-enquiries-resolution-tax-disputes-17-19/
Please make the effort in submitting to this committee, it...
I've been corresponding with my mp regularly , written to scrutiny at parliament, been very active on twitter. Written to a journalist etc... Seems MPs just tow the party line. I remember section 58 and all the fight to just be ignored .
Well said, unfortunately in UK pp! Don't fight and are afraid of govt, that's why this is allowed and Joe public is so brainwashed they Think tax avoidance is on par with treason . It's a tough fight , we need more unity to win this fight. Only a few are getting involved, where are the 40k...
CLOS2
CLOS2
I wish settled with clos1, but I called the promoter who stated it didn't apply to self employed schemes.
I don't understand how hmrc can treat the settlements differently with one no IHT, with two IHT. IHT does not apply to income. So if it's income tax it as income, don't...
Clos2 vs LC
Clos2 vs LC
You may still get interest charged if hmrc win the litigation side plus the LC does not close you e enquires.
Im Confused about NIC for Clos2, if The Schemes were self employed does the 6 Year limitation not Apply?
If the loans are over 150k does that reduce the 3 years of carry forward or just the final year ?
I think the interest rates above are not correct, 2008 7.5 range after 2009 if sent to 3 to 2.5 and it's simple interest not compound.
Well stated. What if the promoter no longer exists, is that the point where hmrc pass on the liability . Although out of the chain of people involved, who the employer was needs to be clarified.
BArclays didn't suffer a long time retrospection, I think it was 3months. Parliament t has a tendency to be misled e.g 2008 section 58 stating clarification as opposed to retrospection, and off topic Iraq war was another example of parliament being misled. I think the fact that MPs aren't...