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Wondering if someone can recommend somebody for me to talk to. I am trying to get into investing in property. I don't have a bad credit history - no CCJs, or anything, not bankrupt - juse a few late payments etc.

However, I do have some tax issues going back a few years and fines for not handing tax returns in. Don't know if this would preclude me from getting a mortgage but I do want to clear this up.

I think I would benefit from someone taking men through the issues step by step. Can anyone recommend a personable bookeeper, tax consultant, or accountant that I can speak speak to in order for me to start clearing this up?

I'm based in London.

Richard

Its a good job Einstein never had to fill out one of these Government Grant applications or we never would have found out what e equalled. The West Wing

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Joseph
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It's a FAQ see

Get copies of your credit record (£2 each) to see what's been noted. See

applications or we never would have found out what e equalled. The West Wing

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Daytona

It's a FAQ see

Get copies of your credit record (£2 each) to see what's been noted. See

applications or we never would have found out what e equalled. The West Wing

uk.business.accountancy added

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Daytona

Thanks Daytona,

I have copies of my credit record already. I specifically need to clear up the tax issues - which aren't showing up on the credit reference.

Any more advice?

Richard

applications or we never would have found out what e equalled. The West Wing

Its a good job Einstein never had to fill out one of these Government Grant applications or we never would have found out what e equalled. The West Wing

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Joseph

Then you're probably able to get a mortgage to fund the investment property. Whether it's sensible to invest in property at this time in the cycle is covered in the previous posts.

Daytona

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Daytona

Tax issues don't generally appear on your credit report, so it won't affect your credit rating.

A book keeper probably isn't going to be qualified to do this. Any Chartered Certified or Chartered Accountant should be able to help.

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Jonathan Bryce

The Inland Revenue does not report failure to pay to Credit Agencies, mores the pity.

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Simon

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