IR35 - Guilty as charged! - Updated May 2016 - NOT GUILTY!

[dx4100]

Maybe you do. Not everyone does. It could be that they're using the old-fashioned name because that's the one they're more familiar with. Equating with 'troll' seems ridiculous to be honest.

Agreed... When I read it I just thought it was an older person... Lots of people still call them HMRE.... No big deal

[jamesbrown]

Agreed... When I read it I just thought it was an older person... Lots of people still call them HMRE.... No big deal

HMRE HM Customs & Exercise, certainly (from which HMRC originates, together with the Inland Revenue). The Inland Revenue was around for centuries before HMRC.

[dx4100]

HMRE HM Customs & Exercise, certainly (from which HMRC originates, together with the Inland Revenue). The Inland Revenue was around for centuries before HMRC.

lol fail

[SueEllen]

HMRE HM Customs & Exercise, certainly (from which HMRC originates, together with the Inland Revenue). The Inland Revenue was around for centuries before HMRC.

Some of us aren't as old as you think!

[jamesbrown]

Some of us aren't as old as you think!

Me either

[northernladuk]

Some of us aren't as old as you think!

Really? I thought you remember income tax being introduced?

[sociopath]

When op posts questions raised would it be worth putting as a sticky along with any guidance for future reference to anyone else that finds themselves in that situation

[Old Greg]

Really? I thought you remember income tax being introduced?

Her memory is not so good nowadays.

[theroyale]

Finding other contractors to investigate

A question for the OP (munchers), apologies I couldn't find your original post on this to quote here:

You had mentioned somewhere in your thread that HMRE had/may have used the investigation into your contract at Client X to then "drill down" to find other contractors at the same client to investigate. Did this happen? (makes logical sense that they would!). Any info of how it went for the other guys?

[Ketto]

How many years were they investigating to come up with a possible £100k liability?