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    HMRC offsetting current tax overpayment against historic open years

    Assuming it shows in your account as in credit, but just cannot get the refund. What I did was underpay tax that I owed on one of my SA's by the amount in credit and got it that way as it balanced the account to zero. Not ideal and frustrating to have to do it, but it worked. Would have to wait...
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    New settlement terms

    Not wanting to start a bun fight and I'm sure you have your reasons for those comments however, for a balanced view, I have to disagree with the part I have highlighed in bold. Obvioulsy I cannot disclose evidence, just in case you ask :happy
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    Be careful when picking an FCSA umbrella

    Oh do **** OFF. permie ban accepted.
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    Be careful when picking an FCSA umbrella

    Ah, fell for it... My bad
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    Be careful when picking an FCSA umbrella

    There is also this: Biggest Ever Fraud In The Employment History Of The United Kingdom - Self Confession Of Phil Pluck <link removed>
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    Hmrc sa2019

    No problem and I hope if you look at my posts history on here, I am very much up to neck in all of this. My personal advice would be to speak to WTT consulting however, I have to ethically add that others on here will disagree and there are other advisors out there, but many will vouch for...
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    Hmrc sa2019

    If I am reading your post correctly, it seems you have only paid APN's so far to date. These are and never were classed as settlement payments. These were by design a legal way of forcing people to pay the disputed money upfront and get it back should you win your case in court. The only way...
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    Settling things with HMRC

    Also, if you arrange for a 'Time to Pay' agreement rather than one off payment, an additional 1% forward interest will also be added due to the (so called) risk for HMRC.
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    HMRC loan charge refund rejected (obviously)

    Of course it comes down to the luck of the drawer, so not sure what your disagreement with my post was intended for. Clearly nobody realised what they were getting into and how these schemes worked. By personal circumstance I mean now, today. Depending on which scheme(s) you were caught up in...
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    HMRC loan charge refund rejected (obviously)

    And exactly how and why do you think that happened? Think 'dammit chloe' covers that very well.
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    HMRC loan charge refund rejected (obviously)

    I am sure it was yourslef who said at one point (long, long time ago and not verbatim), that HMRC/HMT would not budge on the loan charge when it was set out. Unfortunatley, I don't know if it is me, or since the Forum was spruced up, but I cannot find that exchange of message. Not a dig, or...
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    HMRC loan charge refund rejected (obviously)

    Hence my 'Drop in the ocean' comment. As with all of this mess, it all comes down to personal circumstances.
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    HMRC loan charge refund rejected (obviously)

    Hoey isn't doing too bad.... small drop in the ocean, but if fighting is your only option other than losing everything anyway, then I'll take it. This is the issue, HMRC have managed to create such a divide in personal circumstances, it dillutes the fighting numbers whereby people have to make...
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    HMRC loan charge refund rejected (obviously)

    Here is the full text which suggests pre-2010 Individuals who have settled the amount due from their use of disguised remuneration and have paid in full or are paying it by instalments If you reached settlement with us before the changes to the loan charge were announced, you may be due a...
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    HMRC loan charge refund rejected (obviously)

    Also goes on to say the year had to be unprotected, so no open enquiries which HMRC believe they have open. loans were made before 6 April 2016, and a reasonable disclosure of the use of the tax avoidance scheme use was made to HMRC and HMRC did not take action (for example, opening an enquiry...
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