The creative face of tax avoidance..............

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

I get some really, really strange spam emails :


Like to appear in a Hollywood movie,
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[malvolio]

Simple. Promise to put up the money as an investment under a specific scheme intended to help the British film Industry that attracts additional tax relief. If (when) the film bombs you don't pay out anything but claim the loss against your taxable income.

Ever seen "The Producers"?

[northernladuk]

Is it this one?

Film and audio products: tax deferral schemes for qualifying films: overview

New story about these 'sideways loss relief' schemes being challenged. Dunno the outcome though...

Film investment could lose tax breaks - Telegraph

Was looking at a site called UkFilmInvestment that says you can attend the red carpet premier, attend set while filming and be listed on the IMDB database for the film as well!! I am in!!

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

Simple. Promise to put up the money as an investment under a specific scheme intended to help the British film Industry that attracts additional tax relief. If (when) the film bombs you don't pay out anything but claim the loss against your taxable income.

Ever seen "The Producers"?

How can you 'invest' in a film that's already been made haven't HMRC been going on about this recently? Yep - here Film and audio products: avoidance: overview of what to look out for

Nope never seen it - any good???

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

Is it this one?

Film and audio products: tax deferral schemes for qualifying films: overview

New story about these 'sideways loss relief' schemes being challenged. Dunno the outcome though...

Film investment could lose tax breaks - Telegraph

Was looking at a site called UkFilmInvestment that says you can attend the red carpet premier, attend set while filming and be listed on the IMDB database for the film as well!! I am in!!

Damn you were too quick for me

[NickNick]

Well, at least it's a real film. Joss Ackland, Peter O'Toole, Steven Berkoff, Edward Fox. I'm guessing that they just ran out of money for their first film. It cost 12million to make so anything less than 6 million on promotion etc would be a waste. I'm guessing that they are scared it will be lost when it releases this Christmas.

All sounds good till you read this
UK film executives charged with tax fraud of £125m | Film | theguardian.com

and other articles like it.

[northernladuk]

Damn you were too quick for me

That is what all the ladies say to me

[LisaContractorUmbrella]

That is what all the ladies say to me

aahhh bless you

[NotAllThere]

That is what all the ladies say to me

aahhh bless you

Oy, you two. Get a room or take your romance to general.

[northernladuk]

Oy, you two. Get a room or take your romance to general.

2 day ban for getting amorous in the Professional Forums. That's a new one