@gregwrightYP@yorkshirepost HMRC will not be able to force anyone to sell their homes, they don't have that power. What they will be able to do is make bankruptcy the only option and then become priorty creditors when assets are being sold to recover the money they want.
It takes a special kind of narcissist to groom clients, create false hope, deliver nothing, steal your money, hide, return 2 years later in disguise seeking more scam victims, get outed, blame everyone else for the above. A real Slippery Crook. #loanchargescammer#scamtaxadvisor
@DanNeidle@HMRCgovuk And those that have not declared it on their tax returns will probably be accused of tax evasion. I really do feel for these victims because HMRC will potentially drive them to suicide and the @policeconduct will do nothing about it.
The Post Office scandal is beyond shocking. Innocent people went to prison, had their assets seized and their reputations shredded. The victims are finally receiving compensation - but much will disappear in tax. Unless the Government acts.
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@DanNeidle@HMRCgovuk In theory yes but in reality it seems to be the opposite. Also HMRC will probably bankrupt people before any legislation comes about - they take a zero sympathy based approach.
@TorstenBell The easy solution would be for councils to be able to build affordable homes to rent so that tenants have a choice between renting from a private landlord or their local council. Private landlords are not doing tenants a favour by building more homes.
@carolvorders The way they win contracts is corrupt and they make a mess of every of every project they work on. The hiring policy is very questionable! Outsourcing has been a disaster for the UK.
I see Phil Manley is back as RomanTax, commenting on the Loan Charge after scamming the victims himself…. he just can’t help himself! Consistent though. Tweets are as professional as they always were; threatening, goading, abusive. True to form ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ …