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Previously on "s29 of Taxes Management Act 1970 - Next Steps 2012-13 Tax year"

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  • Dazza
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    Originally posted by webberg View Post
    • Assessment
    • Appeal and postpone
    • HMRC continue enquiries
    • In due course application for Tribunal hearing on (usually) selected test cases
    • You can join/not join that test case
    • Decision from Tribunal
    • Appeal from decision to Upper Tier, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court
    • Final decision - say 2021.


    Go and get some appropriate advice.
    Thanks for this, it's difficult getting right advice as this is where I ended up in a loan scheme, do I also advise HMRC that I was in the scheme for about 5 months of the following tax year? When is WTT big group reopening

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  • webberg
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    Originally posted by Dazza View Post
    So I have received a notice of assessment under s29 of the TMA 1970 for the 2012-13 tax year requesting payment by 20 April 2017. My scheme promoter has written back appealing the assessment saying - There are no grounds for raising an assessment; That HMRC have not made any discovery, hence assessment in invalid and the assessment not in line with information provided to HMRC. HMRC have acknowledged the appeal and to cover my self, I have taken out a Certificate of Deposit.

    Can anyone advise on likely next steps in this scenario, what are the next steps for HMRC? My scheme promoter has stated to that it is willing to fight this and defend the arrangements in court if necessary and that they have never marketed this as an avoidance scheme but I won't be taking their word literally. I am just keen to understand the likely next steps from HMRC after sending in the appeal.
    • Assessment
    • Appeal and postpone
    • HMRC continue enquiries
    • In due course application for Tribunal hearing on (usually) selected test cases
    • You can join/not join that test case
    • Decision from Tribunal
    • Appeal from decision to Upper Tier, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court
    • Final decision - say 2021.


    Go and get some appropriate advice.

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  • Dazza
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    Originally posted by cojak View Post
    I've moved your post the the HMRC Scheme Enquiries forum, someone will be able to help you there.
    Thanks

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  • cojak
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    Originally posted by Dazza View Post
    AML IOM ltd
    I've moved your post the the HMRC Scheme Enquiries forum, someone will be able to help you there.

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  • Dazza
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    Originally posted by cojak View Post
    Who is your scheme promoter?
    AML IOM ltd

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  • cojak
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    Who is your scheme promoter?

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  • s29 of Taxes Management Act 1970 - Next Steps 2012-13 Tax year

    So I have received a notice of assessment under s29 of the TMA 1970 for the 2012-13 tax year requesting payment by 20 April 2017. My scheme promoter has written back appealing the assessment saying - There are no grounds for raising an assessment; That HMRC have not made any discovery, hence assessment in invalid and the assessment not in line with information provided to HMRC. HMRC have acknowledged the appeal and to cover my self, I have taken out a Certificate of Deposit.

    Can anyone advise on likely next steps in this scenario, what are the next steps for HMRC? My scheme promoter has stated to that it is willing to fight this and defend the arrangements in court if necessary and that they have never marketed this as an avoidance scheme but I won't be taking their word literally. I am just keen to understand the likely next steps from HMRC after sending in the appeal.

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