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RE: Ordering while in Canada
- To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
- Subject: RE: Ordering while in Canada
- From: "Paul Gordon" <paul_gordon@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 11:51:28 -0000
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>
>Paul,
>
>If you think that bad, customer & excise can also enter any
premises
>without a search warrant and without any real suspicion. They have more
>powers than the police in this area.
Doesn't surprise me in the least! - they're downright rude as well!
>As for guilty before innocence, have you ever had a run in with the tax
>man? I have, makes all the jokes about them look tame. You have to
prove
>everything, if you cann't, no matter what the reason your guilty, with
all
>of the fines and interest they can think of.
Not as such, but at least you can often reason with the tax man, and employ
an accountant to act on your behalf, and things usually happen a bit
slower,
& so gives you time to consider your options... - Not the same as when
you're standing at the "Nothing to Declare" gate, and the C&E
man says
unless you can produce a receipt for your nice new £1500 digital camcorder,
he's going to confiscate it... :-(
>Not that I'm bitter.
Not at all!....
>
>Regards
>Xxxx Xxxxxxxx
>
>Name remove to protect the guilty (until proved innocent)
>
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