Ignore it, if HMRC can't be ****ed to do their jobs properly why should anyone help them. Useless *****.
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And then they may find out the OP is a sockie.Originally posted by Eirikur View PostI'm pretty sure HMRC was already watching this forum for any IR35 and 90% retention threads, now we have a £1M tax fraud thread. The stuff these guys can learn from just reading this forum. The mods can expect an email from HMRC soon demanding IP addresses and email of the OP.
Or that the OP has been posting from a mobile phone or internet cafe. Using a burner email.
Because if the fraud gets discovered and it is found you have known and did not report it, its deep doo-doo time.Originally posted by Dylan View PostIgnore it, if HMRC can't be ****ed to do their jobs properly why should anyone help them. Useless *****.Comment
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yep, deep, thick and very smellyOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostAnd then they may find out the OP is a sockie.
Or that the OP has been posting from a mobile phone or internet cafe. Using a burner email.
Because if the fraud gets discovered and it is found you have known and did not report it, its deep doo-doo time.
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I can't go into any details for obvious reasons, but after pressing the FD he has now decided that it would be safer (for him!) to report the fraud, so we are in the process of doing so. Thanks again for your advice and the suggestion to go back to the FD rather than reporting behind his back - have not been terminated yet by them.Comment
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Excellent news.Originally posted by whistle View PostI can't go into any details for obvious reasons, but after pressing the FD he has now decided that it would be safer (for him!) to report the fraud, so we are in the process of doing so. Thanks again for your advice and the suggestion to go back to the FD rather than reporting behind his back - have not been terminated yet by them.
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Moral of the story:
Download Tails, install to USB key
Use TOR for asking such questions on the internet.
Use Tails' TOR for whistleblowing.Comment
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Or use the info to blacmail FD for not reporting issue to HMRC. Worth a 50% rate increase?Originally posted by contractorinatractor View PostMoral of the story:
Download Tails, install to USB key
Use TOR for asking such questions on the internet.
Use Tails' TOR for whistleblowing.Comment
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Whistleblowing Protection for Self Employed
Petition . Whistleblowing protection for self-employed medical professionals . Change.org
https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/p...l-Nov-2019.pdfComment
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