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pjm
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 11 March 2009 :  22:14:50  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi, Wondered if anyone has come across my dilema.
I had a business which was a partnership, both myself & business partner went bankrupt in Nov 2008, due to the current financial climate. Our accounts were with the accountant when we declared ourselves bankrupt as we could not afford the £2000 bill from them. Our tax returns did not get filed due to this, the inland rev our now sending us both late tax return penalties of £100. I spoke to them & they were not at all understanding , saying it is my responsibilty to file them & to get it sorted. I have spoken to the O.R. & he has said that now i am BR that they should not be chasing me, however the inland rev said that does not make a difference.
A little confused over it all & just wondered if anyone has come across this.
Paul

John
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 12 March 2009 :  08:00:48  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi

this is really a matter that the examiner can deal with as it is now a matter for them to deal with your creditors. Send the demand for the £100 to them.

You could try to deal with this yourself but they are more likely to take notice of the OR's office.
I don't think the person you spoke to at HMRC understands the BR process.

John White
England Jackman & Spacey

Edited by - John on 12 March 2009 08:01:22
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