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The HMRC 1 Million Pound Refund Man
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"HMRC is disputing Grint’s choice of accounting date and had rejected the actor’s attempt to select 5 April 2010, the year that a 50% top rate of tax was introduced. "
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They said Year, so I'm guessing he tried to state prior tax year, in the same yearOriginally posted by AtW View Post"HMRC is disputing Grint’s choice of accounting date and had rejected the actor’s attempt to select 5 April 2010, the year that a 50% top rate of tax was introduced. "
How did that help him reduce tax bill, if he picked period when 50% tax started?
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Because the tax year started on April 6th, 2010?Originally posted by AtW View Post"HMRC is disputing Grint’s choice of accounting date and had rejected the actor’s attempt to select 5 April 2010, the year that a 50% top rate of tax was introduced. "
How did that help him reduce tax bill, if he picked period when 50% tax started?Comment
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"The actor is objecting to a decision by tax inspectors to prevent him extending the end-date of one set of accounts from 31 July 2009 to 5 April 2010 — the eve of the new tax year in which a 50% top rate of tax came into force. "Originally posted by Platypus View PostBecause the tax year started on April 6th, 2010?
I don't understand why that would matter for personal taxation where financial year is fixed anyway. He's obviously tried to gain tax advantage since £1 mln at stake, might have to ask my accountant ...Comment
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Where the feck is NLUK when you really need himOriginally posted by AtW View Post"The actor is objecting to a decision by tax inspectors to prevent him extending the end-date of one set of accounts from 31 July 2009 to 5 April 2010 — the eve of the new tax year in which a 50% top rate of tax came into force. "
I don't understand why that would matter for personal taxation where financial year is fixed anyway. He's obviously tried to gain tax advantage since £1 mln at stake, might have to ask my accountant ...
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Thats not a scenario we've ever encounteredOriginally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostWhere the feck is NLUK when you really need him
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Well, extraordinary circumstances, there's a thespian involvedOriginally posted by barrydidit View PostThats not a scenario we've ever encountered
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It's all a load of Hufflepuff.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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Fair point. I've met him and can say with confidence he knows a lot about thespianism.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostWell, extraordinary circumstances, there's a thespian involved
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