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Previously on "loan charge justice - misfeasance in office"
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did PM refund the earlier one?
Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThis is going to be a big one. NTRT wanted to wanted to do this but did not have the cash.
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This should help people fighting the IR35 2020 changes too.
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Originally posted by Dave19 View Postapologies if not correct thread
have you had any experience with loan write-off?
I have never had a loan. However I am going to fight HMRC on every issue I can. Which is the other reason I hang round here - to gather support against HMRC. Sadly most contractors just don't get what is happening with the 2020 reforms. By the time they understand, it will be too late.
Which scheme were you in? Sometimes there is help available searching CUK. Feel free to PM me if you don't want to say publicly.
Generally it is best to go through an adviser. HMRC pull so many tricks, like IHT. I can recommend advisers via PM. I would say publicly, but just too many trolls even in professional.
Good luck
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Brillo
apologies if not correct thread
have you had any experience with loan write-off?
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Mel Stride
The b**tard won the vote for Treasury Select Committee - nice reward for lying to parliament, ignoring calls by the Lords and being responsible for at least 9 suicides
Please get on to loan charge justice site and donate what you can to bring Stride down
You don't need to register and you can change the defaulted £200 donation to what ever you like on the donation page
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Originally posted by Iter View PostIs this Phil M site? Isn’t this essentially the same as the LCAG?
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loan charge justice - misfeasance in office
This is going to be a big one. NTRT wanted to wanted to do this but did not have the cash.
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