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    #11
    Originally posted by Joeman View Post
    So is there less chance of the tax man visiting if youre not married?? (ie names different)
    Read up on S660.

    Link is on the menu on right or click here

    Section 660 - S660 / S660a Advice :: Husband and Wife Tax :: Income Shifting Legislation
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      #12
      Originally posted by Joeman View Post
      So is there less chance of the tax man visiting if youre not married?? (ie names different)
      Not at all. I do not believe marriage is an indicator the HMRC use to determine whether or not to audit you for taxes.
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        #13
        Originally posted by Joeman View Post
        So is there less chance of the tax man visiting if youre not married?? (ie names different)
        Like Greg said, No, all I'm pointing to is very minor factors which could be an indication/encouragement to the tax man, which as we all know, with IR35, is something we don't want.

        There are lots of other major factors which should be first adhered to; it’s just always worth mentioning the minor factors.
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