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Originally posted by Shedseven View PostSo based on this, I want to ensure I get this right. I have loans from 07/08 (before the 2010 cut off). Does this mean that:
1) I am still eligible for the liability of whatever they calculated (including the interest, which I have always been skeptical about since it has taken HMRC over 10 years to get this addressed).
2) I am no longer subject to any Loan Charge that comes into force.
3) I am supposed to fill out a Tax return for FY19 including ALL amounts in the investigated period.
4) HMRC will then issue a tax liability on the back of that return.
I have some understanding and I want to move on but every letter and notice and update that HMRC post/send, is confusing at best.
Very Frustrating. Anyone got any experience with the above scenario?
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Originally posted by regron View Post
1) I am still eligible for the liability of whatever they calculated (including the interest, which I have always been skeptical about since it has taken HMRC over 10 years to get this addressed).
2) I am no longer subject to any Loan Charge that comes into force.
3) I am supposed to fill out a Tax return for FY19 including ALL amounts in the investigated period.
4) HMRC will then issue a tax liability on the back of that return.
I have some understanding and I want to move on but every letter and notice and update that HMRC post/send, is confusing at best.
Very Frustrating. Anyone got any experience with the above scenario?
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Update on the implementation of the loan charge
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