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Storm Alert
14 Jan 26 13:01
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According to the RP gets discharged from bankruptcy Saint Patricks day. How is it possible he doesn't have to repay HMRC debt so soon; it's not as if he is not earning?

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By:
HoratioNelson
When: 14 Jan 26 14:15
Was just reading about this....Quite possibly the most famous jockey of all time and he is struggling to pay a tax bill.

There is no way he is short of a pound note or 3 so something clearly not right here.
By:
CagliariG
When: 14 Jan 26 14:28
The tax liabilities are for limited companies!! HTH
By:
jimnast
When: 14 Jan 26 14:42
I know that’s a lot to most people but to a sportsman in a major sport that’s awash with money who’s been at the top for over 30 years it’s not a lot of money.
By:
Storm Alert
When: 14 Jan 26 14:44
According to AI Dettori's Net Worth was previously estimated around £18 million Career earning over £153 million in prize money and 20 million in riding fees. Has the money really all gone i.e. he can't pay an HMRC tax bill to save his reputation?
By:
N-east Correspondent
When: 14 Jan 26 14:47
Glen - should we then read this as he has the funds but has chosen to hide behind the Limited Company status
thus absolving him of the debt?
By:
CagliariG
When: 14 Jan 26 14:53
Just the way the law is NEC, only if he had done something dodgy within the companies would he have any personal liability.
By:
geoff m
When: 14 Jan 26 15:00
Walks away with a bit of shame and embarrassment and the bank account still full of cash . Nice work Frankie.
By:
Thompsonsbetsare
When: 14 Jan 26 15:01
great jock. absolute stinking person.
By:
HoratioNelson
When: 14 Jan 26 15:04
Thank you for NEC....I was about to type exactly the same point.
By:
geoff m
When: 14 Jan 26 15:04
No doubt he will have been taking out lumps in dividends from the Limited Company as well.
By:
CROPSICK
When: 14 Jan 26 15:08
No doubt all the TV a**e lickers will be all over him when Ammo racing get going this year and he will be there being interviewed as their representative,just wait, it will be sickening.
By:
geoff m
When: 14 Jan 26 15:11
Headlines totally misleading .Frankie Dettori unable to pay.................. when its the LTD company of which he is a director.    Wonder if hes still got his pad in Newmarket that he was looking to rent out for around £12k plus a month when he left for the states.
By:
N-east Correspondent
When: 14 Jan 26 15:13
yeh Geoff read that as I dont have to pay so I wont!

meanwhile joe public get hammered every month

no better than that vile Mone creature
By:
Smoky Hill
When: 14 Jan 26 15:43
Not that they have many principles these days, seeing the types British racing gets involved with, i.e. anyone and everyone, but shouldn't he be excluded over this?
By:
uptheirons
When: 14 Jan 26 15:48
Liability on Limited Companies are well established.
Nothing to see
By:
jimnast
When: 14 Jan 26 15:50
Thompson 1501 post bang on
By:
CagliariG
When: 14 Jan 26 15:56
At least he never gave them a cheque from an account he hid from them!!
By:
s.kenbo
When: 14 Jan 26 16:01
They may be well established but it doesn’t make it any easier to swallow.

It’s ridiculous that a director of a firm can rack up massive debts, probably sending other firms into the mire at the same time, yet their personal fortune remains untouched.

It’s like a get out of jail card. If you do well you’ll prosper. If you fail then it doesn’t matter. Your creditors will take the hit. Shame on Frankie.
By:
elise
When: 14 Jan 26 16:07
mome / barrowman make dettori look like the virgin mary
By:
uptheirons
When: 14 Jan 26 16:10
Naturally,he remains a mongrel
By:
Cider
When: 14 Jan 26 16:12
Lots of flip side to that kenbo, not many people would want to own a business where their own house is on the table for creditors. Some things are completely out of our control that can finish a business, eg bad debts!

It's far easier to recover debts from a ltd, as long as they are liquid. eg unpaid wages.

Obviously it cuts both ways. And limited you are expected to publish your accounts.
By:
HoratioNelson
When: 14 Jan 26 16:13
Definitely not comparing to the great Lester......but similar to a point
By:
HoratioNelson
When: 14 Jan 26 16:13
..situations I mean
By:
uptheirons
When: 14 Jan 26 16:17
Lester was a mean person who hated parting with any money at all but was undoubtedly the greatest Jockey ever,Horatio
By:
HoratioNelson
When: 14 Jan 26 16:24
...would not disagree with a single word there UTI...My Dad adored him to the point of having pictures of his rides on his front room wall. Also said he was tighter than a fat blokes zipper.
By:
s.kenbo
When: 14 Jan 26 16:25
I can appreciate that, Cider.

Still pretty irksome though. Morally bankrupt!!!
By:
Eggschipsandbeansagain
When: 14 Jan 26 17:29
The peoples champion
By:
formoftheace
When: 14 Jan 26 17:45
Reptile……
By:
1st time poster
When: 14 Jan 26 18:07
think of the kids in private schools, bankruptcies  considered a right of passage as compared to stigma of free school meals/breakfast clubs etc,
By:
HoratioNelson
When: 14 Jan 26 18:08
Stand by all.....Glen will be here with all of the legal loopholes that nobody else knows....Only Glen.
By:
The Knight
When: 14 Jan 26 18:20
Although hard to stomach, free enterprise would not work unless limited companies existed.

But what annoys me is when dogy ideas are put under the banner of a limited company so the owner can escape debt retrieval if it all goes belly up. Frankie has probably allowed the latter to happen through trusting cowboy advisors.

He would do his image a great deal of good if he laid bare his personal financial situation and, if he still has big money and assets to his name, made a reasonable sized payment to the HMRC out of it.
By:
uptheirons
When: 14 Jan 26 18:23
There is more chance of Aceform winning on the year,The KnightLaugh
By:
The Knight
When: 14 Jan 26 18:27
No, two hopes. No hope and Bob Hope!!!

Imagine if, down the line, Frankie gets a job as an ITV Racing pundit. #

HMRC spend big money with ITV advertising their latest wheezes - so how ironic ITV taking HMRC money while then paying a bloke out of it who has stuffed the HMRC for 3/4 million!

You could not make this country up now, such is its pure stupidity.
By:
The Cowboy
When: 14 Jan 26 18:52
Both of the Dettori companies effectively operated as tax avoidance schemes - several million were paid in originating from various forms on income received by Dettori - then payment paid out to a 'trust' that on turn paid out money to a third party - when the HMRC ruled that the schemes were illegal after several years of dispute - tax was levied on the original revenues - however the companies had no assets because they had already vanished off to the trust. You may well ask where the money is now. I could not personally comment.
By:
Cider
When: 14 Jan 26 19:00
Possibly comment ;)

Similar to the bbc ruse.

Shell companies aren't illegal per se. It still stands that there is no personal liability related to a company. The activities of a company could be illegal.
By:
impossible123
When: 14 Jan 26 19:34
It's unacceptable for Dettori to swindle HMRC off £750k given the colossal financial benefit he derives from horseracing, then cosily hiding behind a bankruptcy engineered solely to facilitate his nest egg.

Shame on Mr Dettori. He ought to be persona non grata in the horseracing circle and racecourses.
By:
uptheirons
When: 14 Jan 26 19:38
Implausible strikes again
By:
Stringvest
When: 14 Jan 26 20:15
F I L T H
By:
elisjohn
When: 14 Jan 26 20:21
a horrible little person,  will  be lauded etc by itv during royal ascot again this june
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