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Re: Offsetting Tax Against Buying Costs
I don’t know why you are struggling, HMRC do an excellent guide if you can find it about business expenses. Basically you need two lots of figures, *all* your income, and that includes postage buyer …2 -
Re: Progressive Building Society - 7% Reg Saver?
Well mine is 11 numeric digits ... however my Monmouthshire one (10 characters) is 9 numeric digits plus an X :/1 -
Re: Progressive Building Society - 7% Reg Saver?
Fear not, it's normal, I've had a few account numbers with an X at the end.1 -
Re: Bailiff/enforcement letter sent to my new address — tracing que
You can't really stay under the radar if you own the property. That's on a public register, and I expect at the very least your mortgage means you're on credit records.2 -
Re: Bailiff/enforcement letter sent to my new address — tracing que
Any address you have had over the last decade or more is listed on your credit reports so it's not that hard for people to find you. Nothing to do with HMRC. More likely the credit report has been up…2 -
Re: Used Car -Dealer Demanding More Money
I wouldn't even ask to see the invoice and would just leave the ball in their court - if the dealership don't even issue it then it weakens their case further, and why do anything that tacitly recog…1 -
Re: Urgent advice. DMP now or default first. Please help on a plan
And what would you tell them? To get your accounts to default, requires you to break the financial agreement you have with your lenders. That means the end of your financial relationship with them, …1 -
Re: Locking In Annuity Rates?
Maybe a better approach would be to encourage him to get some proper (paid for) financial advice, based on a full understanding of all relevant factors? A few lines of background isn't the best star…1 -
Re: Tomato Energy (Electric Only Supplier) - Too Good To Be True ?
If the bill remains in dispute (and you haven't paid it) then it will pass to the administrators, who will need to either reach an agreement with you, sell it on to debt collectors, or take you to co…1 -
Re: Tomato Energy (Electric Only Supplier) - Too Good To Be True ?
I’d hazard a guess that any overpayment will be safe, because of the Ofgem protection, but not any compensation. The administrator has an obligation to pay only what’s legally required to be paid, a…2
