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In 2011 legitimate tax planning helped my business create 30 new highly paid jobs and contribute £2.3m to the exchequer. Now HMRC want to bankrupt us. Crazy!

Joined July 2019
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My Loan Charge Story@ChargeStory23 Aug 2019
Replying to @LCAG_2019 @BorisJohnson
Yes I’ll be there too. It may be worth the @LCAG_2019 considering an event in Manchester at the Conservative party conference at the end of September. It is possible to book a booth inside the event. Just an idea.
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Gordon Berry@wealthagent11 Aug 2019
Replying to @dotasscandal @HMRCVictim @steve_packham @MattBofStoke @2019LC_retrotax @punishpromoters @Fox_in_the_hole @Ray_McCann55 @SharonC70113787 @nora_magee @Fezster1 @HmrcOf @bbclaurak @BorisJohnson @sajidjavid @andyverity @ICAEW @loanchargeAPPG @GregMulholland1
Two different points. It was an unexpected victory. In the first instance, HMRC should never have been allowed to change their argument in the Court of Session. Furthermore, the Supreme Court decision seems contrary to some subsequent legislation by Parliament
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