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ok HMRC have published this which might help spread the burden of the tax liability.
Statement of Practice 1 (2020) - GOV.UK
can't imagine a liquidated company will enforce a nebulous contract on flotsam on the small guys..
I do think that the tax is payable ...
but like you said ...
thanks . that's a common sense approach.
I do wonder how many others are involved.as I said i ll have to pay tax
are WTT experts.
you seem to have a thorough knowledge of this.
the loans paperwork isn't very clear and I don't think as a contract it stands up to scrutiny.
do you know...
involved...obviously!!. copious amounts of reading here though and you seem the forum expert.
gone beyond the greiving process...now just looking to limit the financial hit and avoid bankruptcy.
I do wonder if dealing with GT might make it a bit more professional and ethical.Cant imagine...
these threads all refer to not identifying yourself or status. the tax side I get. if you discover you have been evading tax, then pay it back.
however the loans are unlikely to enforced through court.. too costly and I would suspect a court is unlikely to hold these are enforceable..they...
thanks for the reply I appreciate the advice but the original posters on here were really concerned and worried. I do wonder ,though, if things had panned out in the fullness of time.
and I did wonder if there are any updates...
thanks
update
update
hi all. I wonder how everyone is getting on with these loan demands from Grant thornton?
Does any one know if they have sent them all out?
have any been resolved?
does anyone know if GT enforcing the payment of these loans .
is any one accepting the legitimacy of these?
is legal...