Vehicle Control Services vs HMRC

[Conniff]

There is some really good stuff in this thread, as for the

 

.... but just looking for another angle to kick them in the teeth again!

 

I have big brother who plays baseball

[Surfer01]

There is some really good stuff in this thread, as for the

 

I have big brother who plays baseball

 

[dw190]

 

I goes on to say;

If your business sells goods or services on credit, offers goods for hire or provides debt counselling or debt adjusting services to consumers, you almost certainly need to be licensed by the OFT. Surely the 28 days grace before chasing up an "invoice" or is offering credit? As the PPC state you entered into a contract and you have 28 dasy to pay, that is extending credit?

Engaging in licensable credit activities without a credit licence is a criminal offence, and can result in a fine and/or imprisonment. Businesses cannot normally legally enforce a credit agreement if they are not licensed.

 

It falls in either "Exempt" or "Non Regulated" Agreements.

 

As we all claim it is an unforceable invoice the "credit" element is no different to milkman or newsagent delivering and sending an invoice at the end of the month.

[dw190]

There is some really good stuff in this thread, as for the

 

 

 

I have big brother who plays baseball

 

As long as he's a batter and not a bowler.

[Surfer01]

The DVLA passes on the registered keeper's details without making sure that there is a valid reason. Surely the PPC should be showing the DVLA that there was a valid contract in place between the RK and the PPC before releasing any details?