Response to Tax Avoidance:Written question - 146722
Dear Her Majesty’s Treasury,
In a recent answer to Tax Avoidance:Written question - 146722, found online at the following URL:
https://www.parliament.uk/business/publi...
the Rt Hon Mel Stride MP said " Its announcement at Budget 2016 provided scheme users with a three year period to repay their loans, or to agree a settlement with HMRC before the charge takes effect."
I would like the following information:
1 - How scheme users were directly notified of the loan charge becoming due on 2019? e.g. letter, email, text, phone
2 - Who (presumably a Government body) directly notified the scheme users of the loan charge?
3 - On which date were scheme users directly notified of the charge?
4 - How many of the estimated 50,000 scheme users have been directly notified?
5 - Can people NOT contacted by any Government body assume that the loan charge is not applicable to their circumstances?
Yours faithfully,
Chris Sawyer
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