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Form E. Undeclared income in kind?

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11 Feb 08 #13481 by BVG
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My X declared on her 2nd form E that she was in possesion of a leased car. (She had sold her old car). The leased car was being paid for by her new partner now living with her. My X has declared an income of £200 PM from her partner but not the £167 PM her partner pays for the lease of her car. Surely this should be declared under income albeit income in kind. My X's partner has his own car so the lease car in solely for her use. (A copy of the lease was declared with the Form E)

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11 Feb 08 #13500 by dukey
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Hello Rig
I assume youe xs partner has leased her car in his name also is he self employed leaseings usually done for tax purposes and they have declared a copy to the court so i dont think theres much you can do you could mention it at the fdr :)

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11 Feb 08 #13510 by BVG
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Hi Dukey, Yes its is leased in his name, but he is in full time employment.So tax ....???. My point he he still paying my X £177 in kind over and above the £200. Also they would not give figures on how much he is paying I found it out from his X when he had to declare it on his Form E. Still will try at FDR tomorrow!

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11 Feb 08 #13543 by maggie
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Good Luck at FDR rig
My advice is don't sign the Consent Order on FDR day unless you're totally totally convinced it's the right deal - give yourself a week or so to digest it and think through all the consequences.
Remember if you sign that handwritten draft Consent Order with crossings out and alterations that's read out at FDR you are signing the Consent Order.
I felt pressured to do it because of cost of "arguing on"
Worst thing I ever did.

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