dodgy expenses

[vetran]

no not MPs, fruit pickers


BBC News - 'Abusive tax avoidance' affects temporary workers

paying artificially high expenses to avoid NI.

must have saved them all of 50p.

[NotAllThere]

The answer is that the lion's share of any tax saving is often taken by the agency and any company to which it subcontracts to manage its payroll - sometimes known as an "umbrella" company.

All those peanuts they're scamming off the low paid add up to tidy profit.

[northernladuk]

Is this a case of HMRC picking low hanging fruit....

[SupremeSpod]

The answer is that the lion's share of any tax saving is often taken by the agency and any company to which it subcontracts to manage its payroll - sometimes known as an "umbrella" company.

All those peanuts they're scamming off the low paid add up to tidy profit.

And yet Umbrella companies still manage to go "bump" - funny that, init?