Arctic Systems Decision

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pisces replied

25 July 2007, 13:50
Next up, one man bands

Well we can only but hope!
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malvolio replied

25 July 2007, 12:46
Originally posted by Churchill

Is that an official PCG statement?

No, why on earth should it be?
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Churchill replied

25 July 2007, 11:37
Originally posted by malvolio

What loophole? The Jones have been told they are acting fully in accordance with the law of the land. Not that the BBC are selectively reporting matters to distort the ture picture or anything...

You might also consider the relationship between Mrs Campbell and a certain lady barrister working for Matrix Chambers.

Is that an official PCG statement?
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malvolio replied

25 July 2007, 11:29
Originally posted by Kyajae

"While the sun shines, make hay" and all that.

However, according to Emily Campbell of City law firm Wilberforce Chambers, which represented the HMRC in the case, the government may have the last say. It is very possible that the government will introduce legislation to close this loophole in a future budget," Ms Campbell said. The scheme in this case takes advantage of a loophole...it is not justified and it would be relatively easy for action to be taken," she added.

Yeah, El Gordo will move faster than sh1t off a shovel to nail this one.

What loophole? The Jones have been told they are acting fully in accordance with the law of the land. Not that the BBC are selectively reporting matters to distort the ture picture or anything...

You might also consider the relationship between Mrs Campbell and a certain lady barrister working for Matrix Chambers.
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Kyajae replied

25 July 2007, 11:14
Originally posted by Ruprect

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6915359.stm

"While the sun shines, make hay" and all that.

However, according to Emily Campbell of City law firm Wilberforce Chambers, which represented the HMRC in the case, the government may have the last say. It is very possible that the government will introduce legislation to close this loophole in a future budget," Ms Campbell said. The scheme in this case takes advantage of a loophole...it is not justified and it would be relatively easy for action to be taken," she added.

Yeah, El Gordo will move faster than sh1t off a shovel to nail this one.
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Ruprect started a topic Arctic Systems Decision

25 July 2007, 11:10
Arctic Systems Decision

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6915359.stm
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