A Technical Question

tigerfeet2006

Statistician wrote: »

Dear tigerfeet and betterlatethannever,

You are both clearly female and perfect examples of how one should adopt a positive approach in the face of adversity. Your posts are replete with support and sound advice that would mark the career of any professional advisor.

You both have a wondeful sense of humour, and I have to confess you have me chuckling like a senile old fool at times.

Yours,

Julian

Flattery will get you














a cyber (((hug)))

Richard_S

Hi Statistician,

I'm afraid I don't know the answer to that one either. Debt doctor's post seems to make a lot of sense, but something tells me it might not be quite so easy.

I think professional advice is called for; either a solicitor or insolvency practitioner. There is an I.P called Brin on the Debt Help UK Forum who might have the answer.

Richard

debt_doctor

Now im really worried !!!

Debt Doctor, Debt case worker, Citizen's Advice Bureau .:xmassign:
Male, masculine, womanchasing, footy lovin, beer swilling meat ed !! - still not convinced - I give up !! lol

betterlatethannever

debt_doctor wrote: »

Now im really worried !!!

Debt Doctor, Debt case worker, Citizen's Advice Bureau .:xmassign:
Male, masculine, womanchasing, footy lovin, beer swilling meat ed !! - still not convinced - I give up !! lol

umm not what i heard DD:rolleyes:

i heard you enjoy a glass or two of snowball and enjoyed syncronized swimming....................................:D

debt_doctor

Only if I can have the cherries on the top BLTN !!;)

Richard_S

debt_doctor wrote: »

Now im really worried !!!

Debt Doctor, Debt case worker, Citizen's Advice Bureau .:xmassign:
Male, masculine, womanchasing, footy lovin, beer swilling meat ed !! - still not convinced - I give up !! lol

You're a lovely guy debt doctor, enjoy the compliment, I have to confess that your easy going, laid back approach was more than a little attractive to me.:D

Richard_S

betterlatethannever wrote: »

umm not what i heard DD:rolleyes:

i heard you enjoy a glass or two of snowball and enjoyed syncronized swimming....................................:D

Oe'er, I love synchronised swimming; I do prefer it without the water though.;) Those "scissors" movements have me drooling like a Pavlovian Dog when the bell rings.:o

betterlatethannever

Look out DD i think Richards after your cherry:D

Addicted2Chocolate

I dont think I can help much I am afraid. We get all our bankrupts to sign a Tax and National Insurance Disclosure Authority early on in the bankruptcy proceedings. I do not know why a Insolvency Practitioner would need one signed after discharge.

Addicted2Chocolate

Just had a thought. It might be as simple as the Trustee wants to check wheterh you paid any income tax after the bankruptcy order, when you ought to have been benefitting from a Nil Tax code. If you paid any income tax after the BO date until next financial year, the Trustee will get a refund paid to him.
I would honestly just sign it. Failing to return the form as requested may ring alarm bells for them, and make them investigate your income further than they otherwise might have.