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eddie 12-03-12 03:25 PM
Good news for Lindsey, the IRS has seized her bank accounts,LOL Seems she doesn't think she has to pay taxes like everyone else!

Gerald 12-03-12 03:29 PM
She might need the money for other things, who knows?

eddie 12-03-12 03:39 PM
She owes back taxes for 2009, 2010 and 2011. They gave her plenty of time to pay all of it or make payments to them. She did neither, and they had had enough. She had a chance to take care of it, decided she would put it off until some other time, but when the taxman wants his money, you will pay one way or the other.

Gerald 12-03-12 05:40 PM
The authorities take in what they want.

Jimbuna 12-04-12 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted by eddie (Post 1969885)
She owes back taxes for 2009, 2010 and 2011. They gave her plenty of time to pay all of it or make payments to them. She did neither, and they had had enough. She had a chance to take care of it, decided she would put it off until some other time, but when the taxman wants his money, you will pay one way or the other.
Our UK taxman 'HMRC' have more power than the police on some issues.

Gerald 12-04-12 01:49 PM
So true.

Herr-Berbunch 12-04-12 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by jimbuna (Post 1970184)
Our UK taxman 'HMRC' have more power than the police on some issues.
I read the other day that HMRC wanted authority to break speed limits. :doh:

Gerald 12-04-12 02:46 PM
It seems unlikely,applies also to pedestrians,:)

Jimbuna 12-04-12 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1970488)
It seems unlikely,applies also to pedestrians,:)
What a load of bollocks :nope:

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Originally Posted by Herr-Berbunch (Post 1970479)
I read the other day that HMRC wanted authority to break speed limits. :doh:
Must get to the heart of the matter in good time before the media/press get wind of it and air it before the television masses.

Would the speeding fines be tax deductable though? :03:


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