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  1. egnsean
    he sounded like a good and fair man, the system may of just overwhelmed him, in any case Rip.
  2. egnsean
    Well said John, :thumbup::thumbup:
  3. egnsean
    I wish you were right but fear your not:001_smile:
  4. egnsean
    i sympathizewith you but a few on this forum are classic cases of There are non so blind as those that don't want to see
  5. egnsean
    to answer your question Stephen i must refer you back to Andy Collins post #13:001_smile:
  6. egnsean
    i agree but if mortgage is aprox£500, what about food/gas/elec ect ect?
  7. egnsean
    might cover some peoples mortgages but i dont know anyone who could survive on it, i think most people with a mortgage would need a min of £1000 cover, so the £19 isnt realistic for most:001_smile:
  8. egnsean
    would you risk your home for £6400? as for reasonableness of tax office please read Ian Leaches reply #42:001_smile:
  9. egnsean
    i am but i think they are are reasonable assumptions:001_smile:
  10. egnsean
    true but i find it difficult to believe anyone with a £320k asset would flat out refuse to pay a £6400 genuine tax bill knowing the potential Consequences:001_smile:
  11. egnsean
    no Stephen i dont but as in Andy Collins reply #13 im sure his dad will have gone through the letters, meetings, interviews etc and would of tried to resolve the issue.
  12. egnsean
    true but i think the threat of losing your home due to relatively small unpaid tax bill is a bit extream, bit like giving someone life for shoplifting imho
  13. egnsean
    yes things arnt :thumbup1:always as black and white as they seem
  14. egnsean
    yep and i suppose if you genuinele cannot afford it you could always steal the money so that you can complie:001_rolleyes:
  15. egnsean
    i like that
  16. egnsean
    The fact is not everyone can afford IPI.
  17. egnsean
    easy to be flippant when you haven't been in the situation, hope it dosn't happen to you:001_huh:
  18. egnsean
    This is true but my friends problems started when he broke his leg at work then the following week his wife lost her job he was off work for three months so he dipped into the money he had saved for tax as he had no other money to live on when he was ready to return to work others had been hired to do the work all this was explained to the inland revenue who weren't interested they just threatened him, so you see its not always in your own hands.
  19. egnsean
    Bloody scary, i mean anyone can have problems and fall on hard times, im not defending anyone who deliberatly evades tax, its just the Draconian measures they will take to recover it and their trying to make these measures easier to enforce
  20. egnsean
    your quite right Andy, i know a lad that had to sell his car and caravan to pay his tax bill due to threats from HMRC and it wasn't a large amount as you say dont take the risk.
  21. egnsean
    Or become a LTD company:001_smile:
  22. egnsean
    i agree about the big evaders being taken in hand ie Starbucks ect problem is their big employers as well seem to get away with murder:biggrin:
  23. egnsean
    yep read it all, they didn't state it wouldn't lead to repo, only that it was not likely
  24. egnsean
    could be a bit worrying for the self employed though if they fell on hard times.
  25. egnsean
    link Government seeks to secure debts against homes - AOL Money UK

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