Looks like I won't be able to settle because the incompetents have yet to come back with a repayment plan.
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Originally posted by demby View PostLooks like I won't be able to settle because the incompetents have yet to come back with a repayment plan.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by demby View PostLooks like I won't be able to settle because the incompetents have yet to come back with a repayment plan.
Failing to make that plan available to HMRC for consideration could lose you a settlement.
Your choice.
If you want to settle on present terms, as the man said, I'd be calling them every day (which I am).Best Forum Adviser & Forum Personality of the Year 2018.
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Originally posted by webberg View PostIt's YOUR obligation to send HMRC an offer (payment plan or otherwise) and the is NO OBLIGATION on HMRC to propose a plan to you.
Failing to make that plan available to HMRC for consideration could lose you a settlement.
Your choice.
If you want to settle on present terms, as the man said, I'd be calling them every day (which I am).
I don't see anywhere where is says "give us a call and make us an offer"
Why did they say "How much can you afford to pay"?
Instead of sending a 10 page questionnaire which took them 2 months to send why not drop me an email and ask me to give them a number?Comment
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Originally posted by demby View PostSo what was the point of me filling in the financial questionnaire that they sent to me?
I don't see anywhere where is says "give us a call and make us an offer"
Why did they say "How much can you afford to pay"?
Instead of sending a 10 page questionnaire which took them 2 months to send why not drop me an email and ask me to give them a number?
Further the financial information is provided so that HMRC can see what funds are available. Just as they will not allow instalments to exceed monthly disposable, they will expect liquid funds to be utilised toward payment.
This is a well trodden path with extensive guidelines and perversely an area in which HMRC is knowledgeable and usually pretty accurate. Being in wilful denial of the legal obligations, process, parameters and choosing not to access HMRC's views is not sensible if your intention is to settle.Best Forum Adviser & Forum Personality of the Year 2018.
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