Hi looks like the revenue are going to make me bankrupt, will i lose my house it is in both mine and my wifes name and it is only me that is going to be made bankrupt
You say IR going to make you BR, how much do you owe them if you dont mind me asking, is there enough in your home to pay the debt?
If you have equity and say its £20k but as the house is in joint names i would say that the OR would ask for someone maybe your wife to buy the £10k and then you should be able to keep it.
In this current market houses are going down very quickly in value and even though it may have more equity now it will drop and so if you did buy the BI now would mean you could save the house i beleive, but thats up to you.
What have the IR indicated about making you bankrupt. Have they def said thats what they intend to do. Is there any way you can pay them.
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I dont know i have helped but good luck.
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Hi HMRC are possibly number one on the no nonsense league table when it comes to monies owed and petitioning for BR. They do not beat about the bush. If you can raise the money from your home, great. If you cannot but there is equity then the trustee in BR may force the sale. The main problem is that whilst you may owe HMRC, once BR all of your borrowings must be paid where possible which will increase the chances of your having to sell.
If your home is in negative equity you will not be forced to sell and your wife will be able to buy your interest in the property for a nominal fee.
will i lose my house ?
Posted - 09 October 2008 : 06:32:43
