A new life in the sun…
Your client has decided to live abroad but, have they ‘actually’ left the UK and sorted out their UK tax affairs? If not, Big Brother (i.e. HMRC) will be watching them!
Yet another Loan Charge review
HMRC has announced another review of the Loan Charge, but this doesn’t mean any clients affected should sit back and relax. Here’s my advice on what clients should be doing while the review takes place.
Has HMRC got your number?
HMRC use various methods to collect data on taxpayers. Even the smallest amount of data can lead HMRC to investigate further. Your clients choosing to make a disclosure before HMRC investigate could be a good option.
The hurdles to overcome when exiting tax avoidance schemes
If your clients have been involved in a tax avoidance scheme in the past, getting out of a scheme may not always be that straightforward. Find out the hurdles they will have to overcome.
Residency position on tax returns
HMRC are wanting taxpayers to review their residency position before they submit their tax returns, or to undertake a “repair” if they have already done so.
Montpelier Judgment – The Loan Charge Tax and Avoidance Schemes
HMRC still has many Loan Charge cases outstanding and is about to start pursuing them with vigour once more now they have more staff to do so.
What to do if your client receives a letter from HMRC about the Loan Charge offering a Standstill Agreement…
HMRC still have many Loan Charge assessment cases outstanding and are pursuing them with vigour. What should your client do if they receive a letter from HMRC about the Loan Charge offering them a Standstill Agreement?
Who’s in control of your client’s tax investigation?
Knowing when a tax investigation is out of control isn’t easy but there are a number of triggers that can ring alarm bells.
How do you tell your clients to stop procrastinating and deal with their tax investigation?
Few people relish a tax investigation. Many taxpayers bury their head in the sand. Find out how you and your clients should deal with a tax investigation.
R&D Fraud Crackdown – Who should respond to HMRC or handle your client’s R&D queries or investigation?
Businesses have seen strongly worded letters landing on their desks around tax fraud, there is no doubt that enquiries will be raised around past R&D claims.