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Tax Credit Overpayments and Bankruptcy
Dealing with tax credit overpayments in bankruptcy is not as black and white as it may first appear. This article provides you with an insight to how tax credit overpayments are dealt with in bankruptcy.
Please be aware that bankruptcy law relies on case law and HMRC policy can change so it is extremely important that … Read the Rest …
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Bankruptcy advice – benefits and consequences
The previous post gave an overview of bankruptcy. I will now explain the main benefits and consequences of bankruptcy. Please note that before you decide on bankruptcy it is important that you seek bankruptcy advice.
Benefits of bankruptcy
Clearly the biggest benefit of bankruptcy is that it will discharge you of your obligation to repay your bankruptcy … Read the Rest …
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What is bankruptcy?
Following from the previous post this post explains what bankruptcy is. The idea is to present you with information about the nature of bankruptcy and what you can expect from a real life perspective. Some myths will be dispelled. The details of benefits and consequences will be saved for a later post.
As you may already … Read the Rest …
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Bankruptcy and Other Options
Tax credit overpayments can often result in a demand for payment from you, which can bring unwanted financial difficulties. For some this can be manageable, for others not so. If you find yourself in this situation then it is important that you know how to deal with your debts. This post will provide you with … Read the Rest …
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Who We Are: Tax Credit Casualties (TCC) is a voluntary, unfunded, not for profit UK organisation run by members for members. We offer free advice on how to dispute unfair overpayments based on our own experiences, the experiences of other claimants and HMRC guidelines.
Our Standards: TCC was established to provide advice and guidance on disputing recovery of non-fraudulent tax credit overpayments, and to lobby for fundamental change on the inbuilt flaws and inequalities of the tax credit system. TCC operate in a professional manner and endeavour to give accurate and appropriate advice based on information provided by members. TCC endeavour to respond to members as quickly and efficiently as possible, given the voluntary nature of the organisation and limited resources available. TCC is an inclusive organisation and will treat all members in a fair and equitable manner.
Disclaimer: Please note that we are not tax professionals and are working on a voluntary basis, unpaid, in our free time. Between us, we have a lot of experience and knowledge in this area, gained over the last few years of supporting victims and helping them fight for justice and their rights. Whilst TCC provide guidance and information on how to handle disputes, and even provide an advocacy service in some instances, neither TCC as an organisation nor any participating members are responsible or liable for outcomes of disputes, which remain wholly the remit of HMRC, the Adjudicator and/or the Parliamentary Ombudsman, as appropriate and dependent on the stage of dispute. We cannot take any responsibility for decisions made by HMRC, The Parliamentary Ombudsman, The Adjudicator, or any other organisation regarding claimants cases. Legislation, operating practices and individual cases change all the time, and while we aim to be professional and accurate at all times, please understand the circumstances we are working under and accept our support, guidance and information in the sprit it is offered; goodwill and camaraderie.
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