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New queries, issue 4680

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22 January 2019

Issue: 4680 / Categories: Forum & Feedback

Now or never?; Bitcoin; Settling down; Agent

Now or never?

Advice on the loan charge currently under review

I have a large number of clients who are affected by the loan charge which is due to come into effect on 5 April.

I have seen the reports that the government has agreed to a review of the charge and that the review will be completed by 30 March.

I am struggling to know what to say to my clients. Should they still be preparing to pay the loan charge or is this review a signal that the charge is about to be abolished. I also act for clients who intend to...

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New queries, issue 4680

© Copyright LexisNexis 2024. All rights reserved.

22 January 2019

Now or never?; Bitcoin; Settling down; Agent

Now or never?

Advice on the loan charge currently under review

I have a large number of clients who are affected by the loan charge which is due to come into effect on 5 April.

I have seen the reports that the government has agreed to a review of the charge and that the review will be completed by 30 March.

I am struggling to know what to say to my clients. Should they still be preparing to pay the loan charge or is this review a signal that the charge is about to be abolished. I also act for clients who intend to...

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