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Tax Investigation Settlements – fair for all?
We’ve all heard the stories about how big businesses seem to get the best deals when it comes to dealing with HMRC following tax investigations, well, the National Audit Office (NAO) is going to investigate how HMRC reach settlements with … Continue reading
Posted in Employer Tax Compliance, HMRC – what are they up to?, Tax Investigations
Tagged avoidance schemes, compliance audit, compliance audits, compliance procedures, employer compliance review, Inland Revenue investigations, Tax avoidance schemes, tax investigation, tax investigation settlements, tax investigations, vodaphone
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Tax Avoidance is NOT Tax Evasion – here we go again!
This feels like a broken record, the old addage what’s the difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion – the thickness of a prison wall. Let’s get one thing straight, tax avoidance is legal, people may not like it but … Continue reading
Employment Status – it’s as simple as TMS, or is it!
Announcing that you have a cunning plan to avoid Employers NIC is one thing, telling the world it has HMRC approval is another thing altogether but this is the latest idea by TMS for commission-only individuals. Now it strikes this … Continue reading
Posted in Construction Industry, Employment Status, HMRC – what are they up to?, Tax Investigations
Tagged avoidance schemes, employment status, employment status indicator tool, employment tax expert, Inland Revenue investigations, PAYE investigation, self employed, Self employment, Tax avoidance schemes, tax investigation
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False Self Employment in the Construction Industry Update
At last the results of the consultation exercise, False Self Employment in the Construction Industry have been published and we seem to be back to an old style consultation – we ask for your views then when we don’t like … Continue reading
Posted in Construction Industry, Employer Tax Compliance, HMRC – what are they up to?, Tax Investigations
Tagged avoidance schemes, construction industry, employer compliance review, employment status, employment status indicator tool, employment status reviews, false self employment in the construction industry, hmrc enquiry, PAYE investigation, self employed, Self employment, Tax avoidance schemes, tax investigation
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Tax Investigations and anti-terror laws
You may recall from earlier posts the concerns raised over HMRC and their report on “lost” revenue and people paying the “right” amount of tax – well tax investigations, employer compliance visits, tax enquiries have all now taken a sinister … Continue reading
Tax Investigations – HMRC’s Self Appraisal
HMRC have published their report on “Protecting Tax Revenues 2009″ or as I will call it Tax Investigations – HMRC’s Self Appraisal, as the report is very defensive, akin to a struggling employee worried about their job, writing their self … Continue reading
Saving NIC a priority following the Pre Budget Report
April 2011 all hail the massacre that is increased NIC but there is light at the end of the tunnel – salary sacrifice schemes and employee car ownership schemes to name but a few. The PBR as to be expected … Continue reading
Posted in Car Fleet Savings, Green Car Issues
Tagged avoidance schemes, car allowance schemes, car fleet savings, car schemes, cash for car schemes, childcare salary sacrifice, childcare vouchers, employee car ownership schemes, employment tax expert, NIC Savings, Pre Budget Report, salary sacrifice, salary sacrifice pension contributions, Tax avoidance schemes
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Tax evasion – bad, tax avoidance – border line, cheating – fine!
So cheating has been revamped to “exploiting the exploitable” - does this sum up society today, I hope not but how many examples do we need: MPs expenses – tax investigation required David Curry, Conservative MP and Chairman of the … Continue reading
Posted in Employer Tax Compliance, HMRC – what are they up to?, Tax Investigations
Tagged avoidance schemes, compliance audit, compliance audits, compliance procedures, Inland Revenue investigations, MP's expenses, PAYE investigation, tax avoidance, Tax avoidance schemes, tax investigation
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Tax Avoidance Schemes – not as we know it!
The old joke used to be: “What’s the difference between tax avoidance and tax evasion? – the thickness of a prison wall” Well not anymore. HMRC really really don’t like tax avoidance schemes – why? because it means that the … Continue reading