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Contractor Loans "Helpline"
Well I tried calling them again, and miraculously they answered the call. I gave them the letter reference number, and they managed to pull up the information I had sent previously by email, and will be in touch by phone (they can't say when unfortunately).- MostlyHarmless
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Contractor Loans "Helpline"
I've tried calling this number multiple times (0300 053 4226), but after the welcome message and a few rings, the line terminates. Obviously some people are managing to get through - is there a good time to try and call them? I've also replied via email to their automated response from...- MostlyHarmless
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Paid LOAN SETTLEMENT in 2015 and now have to pay a LOAN CHARGE?
At the time of the settlement HMRC told me (verbally, unfortunately) that there were not investigating years prior to 2008/09. I assumed this was because of a 7 year limit to open an enquiry, but am not sure. So in my case, it's uncertain. I've been trying to get through to them on the phone for...- MostlyHarmless
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Paid LOAN SETTLEMENT in 2015 and now have to pay a LOAN CHARGE?
I was involved in a single scheme in 2007/08 & 2008/09. The CLSO 1 settlement was for 2008/09. From your HMRC discussions so far, would the loan charge likely apply to 2007/08 in my case?- MostlyHarmless
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
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Paid LOAN SETTLEMENT in 2015 and now have to pay a LOAN CHARGE?
I settled in 2014, and also received the loan charge letter last week. I took a close look at the CLSO 01 wording: You can settle your affairs now. This will give you certainty about your tax liabilities and save you and us costs.Reaching agreement now will mean that liabilities in relation to...- MostlyHarmless
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- Forum: HMRC Scheme Enquiries
