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HMRC Income Tax & ADVANTIS

Postby pcfixya » Fri Aug 03, 2012 5:00 pm

Hello guys.
First of all I would like to thank you for this great job you've done and keep on doing! Also please have my apologies for my English (which I learned myself only).
Ok, so my problem is that I haven't paid Income Tax for year ending 05.04.2010 in full and on time. I had a phone conversation with someone from HMRC and I was refused to pay some about 50.00 GBP monthly. They wanted me to pay in full ASAP or better immediately! So I told them that I am on JSA since end of May 2011 and I am not able to pay they in full. Conversation ends up with no solution.
In the meantime I set monthly payments on my account, on HMRS self-assessment website and declared to pay 50.00 GBP monthly. On 04 May 2012 first payment has been taken from my bank account and showed deducted on HMRC website. Next month I was able to manage to pay them 130.00 GBP and that sum was also taken properly from my account and deducted from total sum I owe them instead what HMRC guy said to me first time that I HAVE TO PAY IN FULL!!
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Anyway - so far, so good - I thought. I will be paying 50.00 monthly until I pay what they claimed I owe them - I was wrong!
I received letter from ADVANTIS DCA dated 18.07.2012:
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First of all I panicked and paid 50.00 GBP to them.
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Then I started looking on internet and found GetOutOfDebtFree.org and that is how I found myself here. So I watched front page movie here, then tons of youtube movies, read topics arround internet but it is my first time I am trying to deal with this and I am already stressed to maximum ;/
So today I received another letter from ADVANTIS dated 01.08.2012:
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and I went to my account on HMRC website and find out that they did not deducted 50.00 GBP which I paid to ADVANTIS on 22.07.2012! (PIC 2 above) and it still shows that I owe them £402.08 (raised from £401.87 on 27.07.2012).
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I am so stressed now, I have no money to pay them and I am confused what to do now. I would be more then happy to get help from you guys and direct me on what to do step-by-step. Even better I would prefer to meet someone and talk directly as it is much easier for me to communicate (I live in east London). Thanks in advance for any help.
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Re: HMRC Income Tax & ADVANTIS

Postby ceylon » Fri Aug 03, 2012 6:23 pm

for advantis start using the debt collector letters and i would not pay another penny

look up kent freedom movment they have regular meetings down your way

look at getting started on the main page

you will get a bad cresit rating if you do this though
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Re: HMRC Income Tax & ADVANTIS

Postby pcfixya » Fri Aug 03, 2012 9:08 pm

Hello ceylon and thank you for your reply. I really do not bother about my credit history as it is already bad but I don't care as I am not planning to get any loan or anything like that in my near future. I downloaded sample letters from website but still have some afraids and I am unsure how to properly fill them. Would you or anyone be so nice and send me that sample letter with fake details (name, surname) so I can just replace them with correct ones? Please understand me, I am stressed so much and really need get this done and without any help I wouldn't get this rid of me.

If anyone would be willing to help me please contact me via private message. Thanks in advance
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Re: HMRC Income Tax & ADVANTIS

Postby ohm1969 » Sat Aug 04, 2012 2:32 am

@pcfixya,
I feel your pain after having been through the system myself.
I naively expected better treatment from HMRC,not to have them behave like a gangster debt collection agency,but it has been an enlightening experience as to how "the system" works all the way to the top.
HMRC are quite prepared to give you sleepless nights over a few hundred quid,and despite your honorable efforts to pay what they allege you owe they set the 3rd party dogs on you to basically steal what you do not have.
So now we know how the adversary operates anyway,which only reinforces what people are waking up to,that the system is a scam run by bullies.Corporate fascism at its finest.HMRC has been experimenting for a while now giving the smaller debts to parasitic debt collection agencies who,as expected carry on as they always have.HMRC are too busy fraternizing with their corporate cronies letting them get away with millions to bother with us minions.
Off topic slightly but still relevant,the courts are the same.A friend has fallen behind on payments of a fine.Case handed to a DCA,totally extortionate fees being added at an alarming rate with the endorsement of the court.
As quoted by Ceylon use the letters for the 3rd party scum,as it appears you have an agreement going already with the government collectors...And try not to let them get to you.They'll have forgotten about you & be off pissing someone else off,I imagine they have quite a list to get through ;)
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Re: HMRC Income Tax & ADVANTIS

Postby surfingus » Fri Nov 16, 2012 4:02 pm

Hi pcfixya,

I was wondering if i could have an update of your situation as i'm in a similar one to you.
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