As mentioned by Mal in another post, somebody recently lost an IR35 investigation because a client who was called to the hearing went back on a working practises confirmation letter written 4 years previously.
This means that it's still out there and although investigation Ins is a must-have IMHO, there are no guarantees that you won't be one of the unlucky ones, dispite the statistics and get lumbered with a hefty tax bill.
This being the case, how much (if any) do people keep aside to cover these possibilities? Basically, what's the % difference between being caught (so I assume no expenses either) and not?
This means that it's still out there and although investigation Ins is a must-have IMHO, there are no guarantees that you won't be one of the unlucky ones, dispite the statistics and get lumbered with a hefty tax bill.
This being the case, how much (if any) do people keep aside to cover these possibilities? Basically, what's the % difference between being caught (so I assume no expenses either) and not?
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