The new review is NOT the review that MPs and #LoanCharge victims were rightfully expecting

It does NOT address the concerns raised by MPs as the #LoanChargeDebate in @HouseofCommons on 18th January 2024 including:

1. The House believed that many people who used schemes were victims of mis-selling, and that in other cases employers and agencies pushed people into using them
2. That #HMRC is demanding all disputed tax from scheme users, NOT from those who recommended, promoted and operated the schemes. It is completely IGNORING the role of promoters – just like the previous review
3. It criticised #HMRC transferring the liability to individuals despite its own failures
4. It observed that #HMRC is pursuing open enquiries for schemes before 2010 despite the Morse Review. These are out of scope of the new review - crazy as these are now over FOURTEEN YEARS old

From the above, it is clear that the #LoanChargeScandal will NOT be addressed by the new “review” and that urgent action needs to be taken by @HMTreasury to correct the scope before more die & harm done

@RachelReevesMP @darrenpjones @jamesmurray_ldn @SpenceLivermore @KeirStammer @JPmarksCB
@_CallumAnderson @loanchargeAPPG @LCAG_2019
#LoanCharge #LoanChargeDebate