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Previously on "IR handed its arse in a sling in tax case"

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  • Mailman
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    Sorry, I read it in yesterday mornings Times as I flew over the pond to Lux.

    I will try and dig up a link though.

    Regards

    Mailman

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  • tim123
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    Originally posted by Pondlife
    Any chance of a link?

    Cheers
    any one of the mainstream newspaper's websites.

    tim

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  • Pondlife
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    Any chance of a link?

    Cheers

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  • Ivor1
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    What gets me about the revenue and VAT people is they expect us to be perfect, but its ok for them not to be.

    Had a number of conversations with staff at a certain VAT office recently and I know now where all the stupied people work.

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  • Troll
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    ...and the companies involved had deep pockets & could afford to fund a challenge

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  • Mailman
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    I guess the interesting thing was that the company in question was argueing for the return of moneys paid outside the legal time limit, which the courts agreed with.

    Mailman

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  • wendigo100
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    Originally posted by Mailman
    Surprised some of you gimps havent been all over this like a fat chick over a smarty.

    IR lost their case for paying back taxes paid in error...originally argued that the date should start from when the payment was made, not when the payment was identified as being made incorrectly.

    See, justice can be done in this country!

    Mailman
    Could you rephrase that? From your wording, it seems (to this gimp) that we are worse off as a result of this ruling.

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  • Mailman
    started a topic IR handed its arse in a sling in tax case

    IR handed its arse in a sling in tax case

    Surprised some of you gimps havent been all over this like a fat chick over a smarty.

    IR lost their case for paying back taxes paid in error...originally argued that the date should start from when the payment was made, not when the payment was identified as being made incorrectly.

    See, justice can be done in this country!

    Mailman

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