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JamJarST replied

1 September 2011, 07:50
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

HMRC to verify mortgage applications - Telegraph

The Mortgage Verification Scheme, which comes into force from today, means that lenders can choose to pass on applicants’ details to HMRC for additional checking. If they don’t match what is written on their tax returns, they could face an investigation.

Get yourself a mortgage today! and then spend 10 years battling HMR&C in a tax investigation!Personally I'll pay cash (literally a suitcase full of £50 notes).

Only if you are a complete plank and lie on your mortgage application or tax return.
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Old Greg replied

1 September 2011, 06:55
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Or the box which contains all of your contract invoices
for the last 12 months. Lots of space there as well.

I use email.
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MarillionFan replied

1 September 2011, 06:50
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Why don't you lend him the one you keep your professional integrity in? Should be plenty of space for the notes.

Or the box which contains all of your contract invoices
for the last 12 months. Lots of space there as well.
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Old Greg replied

1 September 2011, 06:40
Originally posted by DodgyAgent View Post

A matchbox should suffice

Why don't you lend him the one you keep your professional integrity in? Should be plenty of space for the notes.
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DodgyAgent replied

31 August 2011, 21:23
Originally posted by shaunbhoy View Post

Well I suppose in the grim North East, that is still an option.

Not sure you would need a suitcase either.

A matchbox should suffice
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shaunbhoy replied

31 August 2011, 21:16
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Personally I'll pay cash (literally a suitcase full of £50 notes).

Well I suppose in the grim North East, that is still an option.

Not sure you would need a suitcase either.
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DimPrawn started a topic Good news!

31 August 2011, 21:00
Good news!

HMRC to verify mortgage applications - Telegraph

The Mortgage Verification Scheme, which comes into force from today, means that lenders can choose to pass on applicants’ details to HMRC for additional checking. If they don’t match what is written on their tax returns, they could face an investigation.

Get yourself a mortgage today! and then spend 10 years battling HMR&C in a tax investigation!

Personally I'll pay cash (literally a suitcase full of £50 notes).
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