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ENGLISH is the international language of law and commerce. Knowing FRENCH is useful for understanding LEGAL ENGLISH, but FRENCH is not the international language of law and commerce, so we will ignore French speakers who speak to us in the language of a conquered people.

Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

Volume 7

Aug 20, 2014 8:44 AM

Chris Ping

This is a fun one - SO i had a friend administer my 2011 tax return a few years back in Holland. The tax return paid out 10.x. in my favor since one box for "double tax" was clicked in the online application (having paid tax in Holland and in my home country) The calculation was made by the software, online for this amount and was stated that this is what i would receive.

The person received this amount in bank account. The person used this money to survive for a year without work. Since, returned account to state of zero!

The Tax office somehow thinks there was some kind of "MISTAKE" and sent a letter 2014 - Te Betal (To Pay) 10,500 Euros - Asking for said 'tax-back-mistake' money back.

How to administer such a request ? given that: 1. Person is Expat living in Holland - without dutch skills 2. Person is broke, without assistance from government

I've been told to Administer that shit ... I expect to: 1. Notice of mistake 2. Bill for goods and services 3. ask if surety covers the debt

is this correct? Do i need to have a registered company to administer the person?

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Michael Atkins

Don't send a notice of Mistake. Just ask if you have the right to the surety/security of the person. And if they can disclose all means of settling/discharging this public debt. Ask by registered mail. I actually don't know anything about Holland so this might not be applicable.

Chris Ping

Thanks ... It was pretty much their !mistake! In the first place ... I hope this groups knowledge still takes effect in holland ... I'm not sure about legal issues here also ... I'm seeking a free advice to go with the letter

Michael Atkins

I'm pretty new around here and still haven't implemented what's been taught here. Someone like Pete will be of more help. Be warned though there is little tolerance for folks who don't read and learn.

Chris Ping

I've seen petes posts ... He's formidable and awesome ... Surety and all means to pay the public debt (are tax back mistakes public debt? Or just stupid?) are the only things I can think of ... Also I didn't see much in here about other countries and I'd love to find some more Dutch students in here who might be able to help

Chris Ping

I just got billed 50 extra euro for failing to respond to another public debt ... this time it's only 254 euro for compulsory health insurance that can't be paid from a zero bank account ... which is trying to be collecting by the debt collectors. The only reason why i waited is because i need a translation into dutch language.

Today at the free legal advice office i confused two lovely people with - sole authorized administrator ... and surety.

I still don't have a translation for "surety" and those guys were confused but they listened very carefully as i explained that i was not that person!

Chris Ping

I'm posting the first of my dealings with compulsory healthcare here in holland ... They sold the debt to debt collectors. Let them eat cake. This is posted for educational purposes only as requested by another Dutch administrator I know. Hope it's good to go now? I try to be reasonable.

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