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dreary,dreary me FRANKIE
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Yeah,agree,they change their view,then back date it has an avoidance scheme.
But to be fair,they only do that when it’s obvious it is. Tax experts always one step ahead,so hmrc,just catch them later, Has anything with tax,the onus is on the payer to prove it,justify it,explain it. They don’t allow,we ve seen a loop hole,so we took it. |
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Paris,
The scheme to avoid tax is hmrc approved.its obviously not. Hey,hmrc,we ve from a worked around,can you sign off on it, No. Thanks for letting us know,we ll close it |
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Calling someone an expert, doesn't make them an expert. Plus, there can be more than one expert on a chosen topic, and their opinions may not be aligned. I appreciate that some people accept 'expert' opinions without looking into the detail themselves. I'm not one of those, so not passing judgement on the case itself. I simply believe that we are entitled to the assumption of innocence until proven otherwise. As you may deduce, the OP has already determined guilt before looking at any evidence, or the case being heard.
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Wasting your time with 1st TP cider, everyone is guilty in his pea brain and fair game. He might have a different view if he had to spend 3 months and a lot of money on tax specialists/lawyers trying to educate HMRC on issues they should be conversant with. All started when I gave my wife LPOA when I was ill and they started questioning trust funds and potential ( in their minds ) about CGT fiddles and inheritance tax.
Despite everything having been done by tax specialist lawyers they could not wrap their heads around what to the lawyers was crystal clear. As for Frankie being named in public, a disgrace only that shower could get away with, as you say unless in the public interest tax affairs should be private until/when an offence has been attached. Imagine 1st TP might have a different view if the DWP published his benefits in the local paper making innuendo's about spending his life on a gambling Forum? |
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tea time, lads
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Indeed, I am usually advising people on behalf of hmrc! I suspect many people who have not had the pleasure of direct dealings with them believe they are one of the very few state functions that still work broadly competently. Sorry to disappoint! Only last weekend they scheduled MTD maintenance they day after filing deadline. You couldn't make it up, I'm assuming they wanted to get it done before having a month off for Xmas.
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Why don’t the hmrc have a ,we ll do your books department.charge a fee.
It’s literally Tom and Jerry.advisors spot a loop hole,hmrc close it down,then back track your accounts. It’s comical really. |
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I,m 65 calgari which gives you roughly 50 yrs of evidence to find me claiming as much as a penny from the benefit system and have been on PAYE for 49 yrs and have 49 yrs NI payments in,but I hope you break your FOOKING BACK whilst digging
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tax avoidance added to been banned for drug abuse and trying to scam Irish race courses out of money for charity, Frankie hardly trying to defend a squeaky clean image
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Are you part time 1st TP? Only ask as you are on here on celeb threads in the middle of the night and early in the morning.
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very rare you,ll find a post from me on here after 8 o clock at night,but I do sometimes post a few early in the morning and I,m now fully retired after been semi retired for last 5 yrs
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1TP.
Hope you live till you’re 100,and no doubt have many operations to keep you going. So 49 years paying in 35 years taking out. I’m happy to fund this for you. Plus your free schooling ,roads,street lighting,police,fire brigade.etc etc etc,all too many to mention. From 0-18 the state benefit system gave you the knowledge and joy of creating your future, Then from 65- to 100,don’t worry,we’ll look after you,no matter 2hat your needs. Thank you for giving a bit back when you worked.i know your net bill is thousands in debt,but that’s fine,the state will fund the short fall. |
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unfortunately within 11 months I,ll be back paying PAYE again when state pension takes care of the 12,570
,and I,ll be paying tax on dividends etc,we've all got to do our bit so Frankie can dodge his tax in peace |
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Jolly good fellow,taking it in the reality and jovilality it was meant.
No doubt you ll cling on till 110,just to max out the state credit card. |
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To any pensioners on here.
The biggest share of the benefits budget is state pension,so if you’re retired,I d keep my mouth shut when moaning about the feckless claiming benefits. |
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not even Frankie's tax adviser is going to prevent me and the Mrs from paying tax for the rest of our days on the plus side it comes with the entitlement of a free moan
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Hence grumpy old men,is a thing.
You should have bought a farm for 3 million,then can avoid tax altogether. But then march on Whitehall moaning about it. |
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fook me there's another tax you've reminded me of VAT on my static caravan or holiday home as the posh people call them,that's another grand a yr VAT, 1 nil down at Leeds I was happy an hr ago or at least only mildly grumpy
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