Are PCN's liquidated debts?

BrownTrout

Does anyone know if parking tickets (assuming they haven't gone to court etc) are classed as liquidated debts.  I am pretty sure they are but just wanted any other views.

patient_dream

I would suggest that they claim relief on what they think is a debt even though it's not proven

And if they lose in court, they will still claim that as a debt.  HMRC are probably missing out on a multi million pound pot ?

HMRC should be looking at this and they should re-open the issue on VAT.  
Parking companies operate a service for the landowner 

BrownTrout

patient_dream said:

I would suggest that they claim relief on what they think is a debt even though it's not proven

And if they lose in court, they will still claim that as a debt.  HMRC are probably missing out on a multi million pound pot ?

HMRC should be looking at this and they should re-open the issue on VAT.  
Parking companies operate a service for the landowner 

Sorry not quite what I mean
I am helping someone with a DRO and there is some dispute with the intermediary ( a charity in this case) who you have to go through when doing a DRO, as to whether a PCN can be included as they have said its not a liquidated debt when its my belief that it actually is. 

Le_Kirk

Putting the question to Auntie Google elicited this: -

What does a liquidated debt mean?

Liquidated debts are those whose amounts are known and agreed upon. If there are disputes about a debt, or it is contingent on another event, then the debt is said to be unliquidated.

BrownTrout

Le_Kirk said:

Putting the question to Auntie Google elicited this: -

What does a liquidated debt mean?

Liquidated debts are those whose amounts are known and agreed upon. If there are disputes about a debt, or it is contingent on another event, then the debt is said to be unliquidated.

So as long as the debtor agrees they owe the PCN's no issue then, but we have to get past CAP saying parking tickets can not be included so it will something of a hurdle