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HMRC Discussion Document : Strengthening Tax Avoidance Sanctions & Deterrents

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    #11
    Gotta "maximize the amount of tax due"...right?
    It's HMRC's new mission statement, right there in their own documents for all to see.
    Help preserve the right to be a contractor in the UK

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      #12
      Yes I mentioned this section before DR - is is the case that the settlement triggers it - is it part of the settlement or not to agree that the avoidance does not work or can it remain undecided ?

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        #13
        Sounds like they are pushing everyone to the 2019 tax charge.. that's where they want all the contractors.

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          #14
          Originally posted by eazy View Post
          Strengthening Tax Avoidance Sanctions and Deterrents: A discussion document
          https://www.gov.uk/government/upload...n_document.pdf


          http://www.accountingweb.co.uk/tax/h...dance-enablers
          Recruiters promoting public sector contracts that are allegedly outside or IR35. I wonder where that sits ? Given the PAYE/NIC liability falls on them or their clients.

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            #15
            If schemes are dead come 2019, surely it's better to lobby for proper taxation levels.

            DotasScandal talked about the Singapore tax system - perhaps demonstrating the benefits of that would be better? Things like millions saved in NOT chasing scheme users, a simpler collection system, more money released into the home economy by contractors who can get the money out of their LtdCo more easily for example.
            The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't exist

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              #16
              Originally posted by QCApproved View Post
              Yes I mentioned this section before DR - is is the case that the settlement triggers it - is it part of the settlement or not to agree that the avoidance does not work or can it remain undecided ?
              Don't know but anyone settling would need to be careful. There is certainly a potential trap there for the unwary.

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