About a year ago IQor wrote to me explaining that they were in charge of my debt to HMRC for unpaid National Insurance contributions. After talking to Iqor, we agreed that I'd pay £30 per month - that was all I could afford.
A few months ago, they telephoned me insisting that I increase the payments, otherwise HMRC would be taking control of the debt again - it was implied that when that happened, things would get more serious, etc. I explained that I genuinely couldn't afford any more.
Today I received the following letter from Akinika:
"Despite previous requests we notice that the above balance remains unpaid and is seriously overdue.
HM Revenue & Customs has issued strict instructions that we recover the FULL BALANCE immediately.
I therefore request that you contact us as a matter of urgency on 01772 557642, or I will have no alternative but to recommend to HMRC they review your account for enforcement action and litigation where necessary.
I would like to remind you that any legal action may result in fees and legal costs incurred during successful litigation being added to your account, in addition to statutory interest. Successful litigation seriously hinders your ability to obtain credit in the future."
I'd really appreciate any advice please. As far as I was concerned, we'd agreed the repayment plan, which was already hard from me, but now this intimating letter suggests that unless I pay the rest in full, they'll take action against me.
Many thanks,
Scott
A few months ago, they telephoned me insisting that I increase the payments, otherwise HMRC would be taking control of the debt again - it was implied that when that happened, things would get more serious, etc. I explained that I genuinely couldn't afford any more.
Today I received the following letter from Akinika:
"Despite previous requests we notice that the above balance remains unpaid and is seriously overdue.
HM Revenue & Customs has issued strict instructions that we recover the FULL BALANCE immediately.
I therefore request that you contact us as a matter of urgency on 01772 557642, or I will have no alternative but to recommend to HMRC they review your account for enforcement action and litigation where necessary.
I would like to remind you that any legal action may result in fees and legal costs incurred during successful litigation being added to your account, in addition to statutory interest. Successful litigation seriously hinders your ability to obtain credit in the future."
I'd really appreciate any advice please. As far as I was concerned, we'd agreed the repayment plan, which was already hard from me, but now this intimating letter suggests that unless I pay the rest in full, they'll take action against me.
Many thanks,
Scott
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