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The HMRC Big Tax Case Decision

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posted on 21/2/12

End of April at the most, next couple of weeks at the earliest.

comment by St3vie (U11028)

posted on 21/2/12

Didnt all legal proceedings aganst the club halt when it went into administration????

Is that not what part of going into administration is...a moratorium on all legal proceedings??

posted on 21/2/12

Don't know St3vie. Never heard anyone say that.

posted on 21/2/12

As the case was before you went into administration it's already been heard...It's just the decision you're waiting on.

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posted on 21/2/12

In the past I would ahve countered with "let us focus on football",but we no longer have that get out clause,as that is crap too.

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posted on 21/2/12

It's possible.

The most worrying thing is if they've got problems with the SFA who are now investigating. If it becomes a player registration problem they'll get all the points they've won taken off them which would mean relegation.

posted on 21/2/12

'zilla

Is the investigation not more to do with Craig Whyte and his shady dealings?

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posted on 21/2/12

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comment by deBear (U8633)

posted on 21/2/12

Chicken

Article 10 - fit and proper person, etc.

Can't find any other details...

posted on 21/2/12

Chiken, depending on what he's guilty of, it could effect players signed under his reign apparently.

We can only wait and see. But judging by the continuing saga of things going from bad to worse I'd say it's better if the Rangers fans prepare for the very worst...That way anything better is good news.

posted on 21/2/12

debear, article 46 requirement 5 might be a problem as well.

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comment by morbhoy (U5702)

posted on 21/2/12

I see Whyte has resigned some directorshios to concentrate fully on Rangers !!

If that's what he does when he's not 100% focussed heaven help them when he is

posted on 21/2/12

Article 10.7
The Board must be satisfied that
any such person is fit and proper to hold such position within Association Football.
The Board hereby reserves its discretion as to whether or not such a person is
fit and proper, as aforesaid, after due consideration of all relevant facts, which the
Board has in its possession and knowledge, including the undernoted list which is
acknowledged to be illustrative and not exhaustive:-

he has been disqualified as a director pursuant to the Company Directors’
Disqualification Act 1986 within the previous five years;

OOOOPPPPSSSSS!!!!

And there is no article that I can find...

http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/resources/documents/SFAPublications/SFAHandbook/09Articles.pdf


posted on 21/2/12

Whyte's just confessed that he used the Ticketus money to buy Rangers

What a lying tvvaat of a man

posted on 21/2/12

I hear the inland revenue are going to sponsor them. Ibrox's name will be changed to the Inland Revenue Arena.

Until such time as the can confirm the deal it shall be known as the Provisional Inland Revenue Arena.

comment by DC (U8199)

posted on 21/2/12

Naughty bhoy.....

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posted on 21/2/12

I'll ask again....what IF.....

....Rangers actually win the case...or...put another way.....HMRC mess up and lose the case?

According to all Celtic fans (of course) it's a done deal....but stranger things have happened......so I say again....what IF......?

posted on 21/2/12

What if HMRC lose - they appeal, and appeal and appeal. They have already said this.

posted on 21/2/12

There's no automatic right to appeal. A party can only appeal on a point of law.

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