Er... can't it be both? HMRC spiked Boston's CVA so they couldn't pay
all their football debts...

- Si

Nigel Holcroft wrote:
> All that aside, please note that Bates, himself  clearly states, that the
> challenge, from HMRC was based on the voting rights of 3 entities (the off
> shores, Taylor & Yorkshire Radio)) and while he goes on to imply that it is
> really a disguised attack on the football creditors rule, that is his
> interpretation alone.. The evidence he uses to support that interpretation
> is flimsy.  For the "reasoned argument" to garner enough votes to overturn
> the 15 points penalty, the voters must accept that implication rather than
> the hard copy of the filing itself.
>
> The fact that he apparently gave the Revenue what they asked for, in the
> shape of extra money to match what was being paid to the football creditors,
> surely means that it was not the issue they really cared about. ..
>
> They seem to want Bates, whether for his past tax dealings, in general or
> for his, perceived fraudulent manipulation of this process...  Given what
> has transpired since the challenge, the latter seems to be the most likely,
> logical reason for the taxman to pursue the challenge to a dead CVA.. He
> opened a door, for them and they are jack-booting there way right on through
> it.   The best laid plans.....
>   


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