Exit Left In The Event (of a glitch)

pk04

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

Can you appeal a tax rebate ?

I checked on the tax gov website for my son and it said he was due £2300. But he got an accountant to do it and he says he is due £1240.

With regards to a tax return? Your son should have had a copy from his accountant, have a look and if the figures are wrong an amended return can be filed (don't know any more details than that though)

Edit keep in mind that you may think he can claim for things that an accountant knows he can't iyswim

troutabout

Hello all this is a wonderful thread and I just wanted everyone who was contemplating potentially usung an APG in SADA and T concurrently to think carefully about the potential consequences before doing so.
This is still the same voucher but used in two shops. I think that the APG was supposed to be used once either in SADA or Mr T. Honestly I would swerve using it twice. Its not worth getting a criminal record for and potentially SADA could pull the plug on the way APG currently operates. All Im saying is be careful don't bite the hand that feeds you.

Bananababe

bubbs wrote: »

Well said and as much as i like glitches i still want coupons:D

Love me coupons bubbs ! All going cinema tomo, different films different times. £57 worth for £15 worth of teskies CC :j

Call_of_Trouty

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Have you told the accountant your workings, have you seen why the accountant makes it £1240?

No not yet.

Bananababe wrote: »

I've been in talks with them for months about sons so yes I would think you could


Hth

Thanks

pk04 wrote: »

With regards to a tax return? Your son should have had a copy from his accountant, have a look and if the figures are wrong an amended return can be filed (don't know any more details than that though)

Edit keep in mind that you may think he can claim for things that an accountant knows he can't iyswim

When I checked online I just entered what he earnt and how much tax he had paid and it came up with £2,300.

David.

Bananababe wrote: »

That is just one of many articles of people breaking the rules and getting caught.

Just my opinion.

I try to play fair so these schemes aren't discontinued and so I still have a job, freedom and a career instead of a criminal record that I'll never shake off for what some free food ?

I won't reply to anything else to do with this.

If anyone wants to take their chances go ahead

Why would you want all that when you can get free drink. not food for your starving/desperate family :rotfl:

Dont bother BB you will just get branded by others :kisses3:

Fill your boots folks and don't forget to come back and moan about your treatment if anything goes wrong. :rotfl:

savvy_sal

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One for savvy to look at.jamaica ginger cake 65p morries
Thanks for new thread fc.

tbw

Savvy_Siobhan wrote: »

wonder what there motivation is for accepting apg's? they didn't over charge us and receive the original cash. they must realise

They are banking on getting you into the store - and then getting you to buy other stuff that you didn't plan on buying ! Us lot won't fall for that ply.

savvy_sal

bubbs wrote: »

Eastbourne pier:eek::eek::eek:

Terrible bubbs.I was right next door on friday.

Enterprise_1701C

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

When I checked online I just entered what he earnt and how much tax he had paid and it came up with £2,300.

Unfortunately not that simple, does he have a company car, do they provide "free" parking etc? There's a lot of things like that that are taxable. You need more details to be sure.

bubbs

Bananababe wrote: »

Love me coupons bubbs ! All going cinema tomo, different films different times. £57 worth for £15 worth of teskies CC :j

:T:T:T:T well done:D