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Day: 2 December 2021

HMRC use information received under the Common Reporting Standard to identify those ignoring the Loan Charge

HMRC are writing to taxpayers that have outstanding loans from their EBTs, EFRBs and other offshore structures.  HMRC use information received under the Common Reporting Standard to identify those ignoring the Loan Charge.  The origins of some of these arrangements go back to the 1990’s and have been “forgotten” – that is until now.

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