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Employee Benefit Trusts. Is HMRC Softening its Stance?
Posted 6th February 2019 by Craig in
Employee Benefit Trusts. Is HMRC Softening its Stance?
HMRC has suggested those freelance contractors earning under £30,000 could be given 7 years to pay the Loan Charge as a result of Employee Benefit Trusts or other disguised remuneration loans. Not a big concession, we argue.
Read MoreEmployee Benefit Trusts, the Loan Charge and HMRC’s Hard Line
Posted 15th January 2019 by Craig in
Employee Benefit Trusts, the Loan Charge and HMRC’s Hard Line
Employee Benefit Trusts. Can we really expect the Government to respond positively to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee’s recommendations to soften HMRC’s approach to EBTs and the April 2019 Loan Charge?
Read MoreProfessional Footballers, HMRC, Employee Benefit Trusts and Tax Advice
Posted 7th January 2019 by Craig in
Professional Footballers, HMRC, Employee Benefit Trusts and Tax Advice
HMRC is investigating the tax affairs of 171 professional football players over Employee Benefit Trusts, Film Schemes and Image Rights – up 91% in one year. Often the issue is poor financial advice. We can negotiate with HMRC if you have an EBT, or similar issue, and help mitigate losses incurred.
Read MoreEmployee Benefit Trusts. HMRC Too Aggressive?
Posted 11th December 2018 by Craig in
Is HMRC’s approach to Tax Avoidance too aggressive?
The House of Lords questions HMRC’s powers over its Aggressive Approach to Tax Avoidance, including Employee Benefit Trusts (EBT). Our London Team reports.
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