Originally posted by northernladuk
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Breaking the rules - How do people get away with it.
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I had a contractor colleague who had been claiming for the same daily journey for 4 years. He knew about the 24 month rule but was claiming 'because I want to'.Leave a comment:
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I all comes down to "Can you prove It's a genuine Business expense if (when) your investigated?"
If you think your company needs 2 Alienware Laptops with GTX 780ti then fill your boots!Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by cojak View PostNLUK is havin' a larf...
HMRC tax evasion hotline receives 72,000 calls - FT.comLeave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostLook up their company names on a company check site and dob them in to HMRC. You'll get a percentage of the recovered tax.
MP's fiddled their expenses for many years and just got a slap on the wrist.... whats good for the goose ;-)Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostLook up their company names on a company check site and dob them in to HMRC. You'll get a percentage of the recovered tax.Leave a comment:
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Look up their company names on a company check site and dob them in to HMRC. You'll get a percentage of the recovered tax.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAs a director you have a legal responsibility to run your finances properly. Your accountant only provides you a service. You sign the paperwork to say its correct. Just because you have an accountant doesn't mean you are in the clear. It's your responsibilty to make sure things are right and proper. Wholly and exclusively for the business is a pretty simple concept and pleading ignorance won't work. Am sure the accountants will get in to a lot of trouble as well but don't think for a minute its not your problem.
As i said, already have the EBT thing hanging over my head so not even tempted to try and fiddle anything Ltd Co wise, just not worth the risk, however small that risk is.Leave a comment:
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Oh yeah... And don't listen to other contractors. Lying toss pots the lot of em.Leave a comment:
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