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In my experience MP are a bit of a mixed bag. There are a few good ones, lots of mediocre ones and then you have the likes of Emily Thornberry. I think politically LCAG might have been more successful if it hadn’t been for BREXIT and then COVID but we are where we are.
I’d also suggest getting in contact with their MP as some MP have been decent in helping constituents with HMRC. It could help people buy a bit more time to sort something out with HMRC.
You need to get a new hobby, maybe then you won’t be so bored. You’re really making more of this than you to, are you Phil or just one of his clients who still has the blinkers on?
Had to waste time? Who held a gun to your head and made you do it?
Who is this someone to who you’re referring about being in Portugal who isn’t? Phil has previously spoken of living in Lisbon as it’s almost as quick to get from there to Manchester as from London to Manchester.
What are you talking about? Someone said it was a leap and I explained how someone could easily make that leap given Phil’s seemingly sloppy paperwork, not that the leap was necessary right or wrong.
It’s not much of a jump when Phil states that as his company name on communications to his clients.
Mod Note: Phil Manley's PMTC LTD (Company number 12007123) and PM Tax Consulting Limited (Company number 11372173) are two separate unconnected companies.
He just wrote that name on his invoices...
1) The line to PM Tax Resolution LLP was shared back in post #16.
2) Do you think it's a coincidence that the director of PM Tax Consulting, <mod snip: not Phil Manley> is also usually resident in Portugal and that the company was dissolved the day before the Loan Charge deadline?
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It’s not ruining my life and for all those ostriches finally pulling their heads out the sand the loan charge is just starting. It won’t be a case of not doing up the bathroom or buying a slightly smaller house for many of those people because their liability is probably an order of magnitude or...
How can it improve? Today is the last day for re-submitting the 2018/19 tax return to declare the loans. If people haven't entered into settlement by now then, as far as I understand it, they are tulip out of luck and it's too late to get any tax advice as the advisers who have been dealing...
I think it's fair to say that most of the advisers and barristers fighting this have red in their ledger somewhere. Bickering amongst ourselves and slinging mud at rival firms helps no one except possibly HMRC. What I do know is that all this willy waving is pushing some people who are already...