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24 Month Rule - Paying Back of Claimed Expenses

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    #31
    Originally posted by radish2008 View Post
    That's plainly stupid. Once again I think this is an evidence questions. Who has ever been prosecuted by HMRC for something like this ? Ever ?
    exactly - not worth worrying about

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      #32
      Originally posted by pr1 View Post
      exactly - not worth worrying about
      Yeah, of course. It's only tax law, innit...

      I didn't say it wasn't stupid. In fact there is a very strong case for the 24 month rule not applying to Ltd Co contractors at all, but that has been ignored by HMT every time it's been raised. Meanwhile we are where we are and saying laws can be ignored because nobody (in your experience) has been done for breaking them is the stupid bit.
      Blog? What blog...?

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        #33
        Originally posted by malvolio View Post
        Yeah, of course. It's only tax law, innit...

        I didn't say it wasn't stupid. In fact there is a very strong case for the 24 month rule not applying to Ltd Co contractors at all, but that has been ignored by HMT every time it's been raised. Meanwhile we are where we are and saying laws can be ignored because nobody (in your experience) has been done for breaking them is the stupid bit.
        An example here

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