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Yes I know - that's the bummer There MUST be some recourse available to them to revisit the situation, given that Vantis provided inaccurate information (if indeed it was inaccurate, rather accurate but uniformed of the current amount that has grown remarkably since administration). GM highlighted the process AA should have followed to register all these debts that have miraculously appeared since administration - maybe there's some way they can be brought to book over failure to register them? I'm sure every move is being watched very carefully. I wouldn't expect HMRC to go to the press every day and comment on every 'statement' issued by AA. I'm hoping they're just quietly biding their time, drumming their fingers and waiting to pounce.

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I think HMRC 'accepted' that the administration was valid. I also think that HMRC will be represented at the Creditors' meeting - but I can't remember when it is that has to be held by. Given how hard HMRC have come down on little clubs that owe peanuts, I can't believe they'll let this one slip through the net. I still think they'll come out all guns blazing sooner or later.

Do you have caller display (I guess you do, since you've given the phone number)? If so, can you not just ignore them next time? Although Stu's suggestion is better.

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I would be VERY surprised if HMRC aren't keeping a weather eye on all this. I think they're probably playing their cards very close to their chests right now and will soon come out with the killer blow.

It seems to me that the Registrar based her judgement on the information supplied by Vantis. Vantis could only provide the SoA based on the information they were given at the time. The fact that more 'secured' debt has appeared suggests to me that some 'creative accounting' has been undertaken since her judgement. Given AA's past record, this doesn't surprise me. CHEATS

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