Deeply Concerned

@carolvorders please take a look at this. This is the state we have been left in. #LoanCharge @LCAG_2019 @loanchargeAPPG bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07…

@loanchargeAPPG @MPIainDS @gregsmith_uk @eastantrimmp @BaronessKramer @LCAG_2019 @gregwrightYP @HenrySmithUK @wendychambLD @ChrisStephens Obviously had they followed the laws of the land before introducing the Loan Charge they would have not needed it - they WANTED it as they knew they had nothing legally, hence the Loan Charge, the lies, the rigged review etc. @robertcourts

We’ve written to the FST about #HMRC’s historic failure to abide by the agency rules & the unfair transfer of liability from agencies to individuals. If HMRC had policed the sector & enforced the rules, there would have been no need for the #LoanCharge. loanchargeappg.co.uk/wp-content/upl…

And… Read this article if you dare “Hunt spent £1.4bn on NHS redundancies - then spent £3.9bn filling the gaps with temporary agency staff in the NHS – tripling costs in just 3 years” And of course, the private firms that cleaned up are Tory-linked. opendemocracy.net/en/ournhs/tory…

"We do need to make a fist of restricting the scope of any review" MP's who believe #LoanCharge Review was independent and final word should consider facts revealed by deluge of #FOI's. twitter.com/FairMinistry/s…

@LCAG_2019 @PrivateEyeNews @JonUngoedThomas @C4Dispatches @Jo_Coburn @EmmaAgyemang @ContractorCalc @MPIainDS @hbaldwin @RachelReevesMP @lewis_goodall See above, there was no such thing as a @GOVUK #LoanCharge 'INDEPENDENT REVIEW' @Caroline_Ansell @Nus_Ghani @HuwMerriman @mariacaulfield @SallyAnn1066 @peterkyle @lloyd_rm @CarolineLucas @griffitha @NickGibbUK @GillianKeegan @HenrySmithUK @timloughton @mimsdavies @PBottomleyMP

@Ray_McCann55 @Stephen41792571 @DrOsitaMba @SalterRj @ArmadilloSupprt @DLTagtax @Stephen62932411 And indeed there is nothing that prevents Parliament (if it so wished) to make sure (and retroactively) that s684(7A)(b) cannot be applied retrospectively (or at least so as not to deny the PAYE credit retrospectively).

The #LoanCharge is mentioned as one example of this & that this unfair retrospective policy has led to nine #LoanChargeSuicides. It’s time for a resolution to the #LoanChargeScandal & an independent inquiry into this & #HMRC’s conduct & integrity. Time for #TaxpayerFairness.

@MoneyTelegraph Retrospective #LoanCharge huge scandal which victims will keep fighting to expose. NINE #LoanChargeSuicides with many more at risk with thousands facing bankrupcty. Over 100 MP's signed new letter for fair resolution, will @RishiSunak finally listen? twitter.com/loanchargeAPPG…

"HMRC is fallible but with the bottomless pockets provided by taxpayers, it is able to use the courts to bully its quarry into paying tax that may not be due in law" ✍️ Mike Warburton #Echobox=1671709927" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">telegraph.co.uk/tax/tax-hacks/…

A powerful piece in @MoneyTelegraph on how #HMRC cynically exploits taxpayer funding to pursue dubious legal cases, as well routinely ignoring its duty of care. We need #taxpayerfairness & legislation to enshrine this to protect citizens from an out-of-control tax authority.

Strap in, we’re going on a ride from Westminster to the Isle of Man. This is the story of Michelle Mone and that £29m.

Doug’s Dinner As HMRC was celebrating that Doug Barrowman’s “company which has aggressively promoted tax avoidance schemes in the UK for years has been fined £150k for failing to provide HMRC with legally required information” Spain was prosecuting Barrowman for tax fraud. /1

Michelle Mone @guardian After alleged £102m fraudulent profit from PPE MEDPRO the couple had a spending spree...buying properties, a yacht, a private plane, properties in her children's names. Most of which is now for sale. Rumour is they're running away. Who can stop them?

@DrOsitaMba I am very disappointed by this outcome.

Permission to appeal refused by the Supreme Court in Hoey.

@DLTagtax @Stephen62932411 @DrOsitaMba Thank you David. The CoA ruled that s684(7A)(b) permits any previous PAYE failure by an employer can be waived, with the consequence that the tax is now collectible from employee. The logical consequence is that this can now be applied in any open case since PAYE was introduced.

Rishi Sunak's faux 'shock' at taxpayers’ cash being handed out to Conservative cronies is laughable. He was Chancellor at the time #pmqs

It’s just the tip of the iceberg. The Tories’ VIP lane for PPE saw taxpayers’ money handed out to their cronies like confetti. Experienced British businesses offered to help - but were left out in the cold. Never again.

In 1994 @thecharlatans accountant stole £300k from us and had faked our taxes for 7 years. We ended up owing £1.9Million. We didn’t earn money from any of our gigs for the next 10 years. He went to prison. Now let’s see what happens to those PPE fraudsters who stole from us all