If that is the only reason, then the receiver just got lucky to be handed this honey pot. There is no legitimate reason that I can think of that tis taking the receiver so long to return customer deposits. This should have been the simplest and quickest bank liquidation of all time. No loans, no debt. Just cash sitting in bank accounts.I think we can agree that with the knowledge we have, it makes little sense. But the explanation that they had to make J5 look good seems more plausible to me.
OK, but I do not think that list was provided by the receiver. I think it was shared with the HMRC by the IRS. let me know what information you on cover if any. The IRS has covered up its role in this crime by also violating FOIA laws here by not turning over or illegally redacting the documents that are responsive to my request.My conspiracy theory is that without the receivership the HMRC would not have been able to obtain the client list of EPB legally, so it was necessary. I've sent a FOIA to the HRMC so we will hopefully see who gave them the data.
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