Free FreeAgent subscriptions to RBS customers?

[LondonManc]

It's a trap!

Government-controlled bank to see how you are paying yourself? Like a permie? Oh good, inside IR35 you go.

[Invisiblehand]

It's a trap!

Government-controlled bank to see how you are paying yourself? Like a permie? Oh good, inside IR35 you go.

If they do review the data for this reason contractors will struggle to repel firepower of that magnitude...

[EinsteinTax]

Yes, but your bank already know more about your transactions than FreeAgent.

Agreed - in theory the banks could probably deduce quite a lot of information already if they put their minds to it.

Although an insurance premium paid on personal credit card and then claimed as an expense wouldn't be immediately obvious from the business bank account transactions.

[Alan @ BroomeAffinity]

I think it might be time to put the tinfoil hats away. [emoji4]

[LondonManc]

I think it might be time to put the tinfoil hats away. [emoji4]

Here we go, the lube salesman targeting the other end of the market.

[chopper]

I am with NatWest, will keep an eye on this

Hmmn, I can't even get the Freeagent Bank Feed working with my NatWest account.

[radish2008]

What would happen if HMRC demanded that FreeAgent frees up all of it's data ?

[northernladuk]

What would happen if HMRC demanded that FreeAgent frees up all of it's data ?

We would all laugh very hard.

[LondonManc]

What would happen if HMRC demanded that FreeAgent frees up all of it's data ?

Revolution?

[Fred Bloggs]

Hmmn, I can't even get the Freeagent Bank Feed working with my NatWest account.

IMHO - Best not to anyway, since it involves giving your bank log in details to a third party about which you know little and who you have no control over whatsoever.