First Divvy Tax now a Tax Bill!!!

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Underbase replied

10 July 2015, 20:03
Originally posted by TykeMerc View Post

Have you called them to discuss a payment over time schedule?

It's okay they will just take it straight from your bank account.
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TykeMerc replied

10 July 2015, 18:09
Have you called them to discuss a payment over time schedule?
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Zero Liability replied

10 July 2015, 17:46
Originally posted by centurian View Post

They did bankrupt someone for 88p

BBC NEWS | England | Kent | Man made bankrupt 'by accident'

And even when they admitted it was their mistake to bankrupt him, they still demanded £2045 in interest and costs - on the basis he did owe them some money - the 88p.

Do you think psychopathy is in their job spec as a desirable/essential trait?
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centurian replied

10 July 2015, 17:33
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

They will take it directly from your bank account. Or maybe an ex-parte bankruptcy order....

They did bankrupt someone for 88p

BBC NEWS | England | Kent | Man made bankrupt 'by accident'

And even when they admitted it was their mistake to bankrupt him, they still demanded £2045 in interest and costs - on the basis he did owe them some money - the 88p.
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AtW replied

10 July 2015, 16:11
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

They will take it directly from your bank account. Or maybe an ex-parte bankruptcy order....

And if you don't have enough money they'll make you a forced donor. How much is a medium healthy liver on the open market right now?
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stek replied

10 July 2015, 15:34
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

They will take it directly from your bank account. Or maybe an ex-parte bankruptcy order....

Maybe someone will round it off and turn up for work in Ferrari....
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BrilloPad replied

10 July 2015, 15:33
They will take it directly from your bank account. Or maybe an ex-parte bankruptcy order....
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cojak replied

10 July 2015, 15:31
Originally posted by stek View Post

This dropped on my doormat this morning. It never rains....

O.M.G!!!

It's a sign I tell ye!!!
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stek started a topic First Divvy Tax now a Tax Bill!!!

10 July 2015, 15:24
First Divvy Tax now a Tax Bill!!!

This dropped on my doormat this morning. It never rains....
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