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Outstanding Tax and BR
umgeni
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Hi,
If you go BR while still owing Tax and VAT, is this cleared too?
I've heard the Inland Revenue are treated differently to other creditors?
Any advice would be welcomed
If you go BR while still owing Tax and VAT, is this cleared too?
I've heard the Inland Revenue are treated differently to other creditors?
Any advice would be welcomed
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The Inland Revenue are treated the same as other creditors and included in the bankruptcy.0
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maxmycardagain wrote: »i hope so or i still owe HMRC £10,000................ooops
Who don't you owe money to max - or should I say owed?
SA2011 - New year, New start, New me[STRIKE]Planning on [/STRIKE] making my dreams a reality0 -
Glad about this as I got my tax assessment from the accountants the other day. It runs up until April 08 so I guess anything between then and my BR date (Dec 1st) also gets written off which I assume gives me a pretty robust argument for reducing my payments on account?!0
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