Posted in general as this is an idea that I am not suggesting. Just a thought experiment.
Suppose I use BigFundCo for my SIPP. Into which I have historically paid company money, avoiding CT.
Suppose I am going inside IR35 in April, with a different client. And will close the company. The company has £50k
Scenario
I setup an ISA with BigFundCo and pay £20k in now, and £20k in April, and put it in the accounts as SIPP pension.
The bank statement will say payment to BigFundCo reference xxxxxxxx.
Then close the company taking the last £10k as CG and pay no tax on that.
Thet take the £40k out of the ISA and trouser it (or leave it there as I choose)
Other than the fact it's probably illegal what are the flaws?
It would take a very detailed investigaton to uncover the fact that the payments have gone to a different reference number. Is there any specific checks that providers do to prevent this? I've not seen any.
Or is this something that people already do and keep very quiet about?
Suppose I use BigFundCo for my SIPP. Into which I have historically paid company money, avoiding CT.
Suppose I am going inside IR35 in April, with a different client. And will close the company. The company has £50k
Scenario
I setup an ISA with BigFundCo and pay £20k in now, and £20k in April, and put it in the accounts as SIPP pension.
The bank statement will say payment to BigFundCo reference xxxxxxxx.
Then close the company taking the last £10k as CG and pay no tax on that.
Thet take the £40k out of the ISA and trouser it (or leave it there as I choose)
Other than the fact it's probably illegal what are the flaws?
It would take a very detailed investigaton to uncover the fact that the payments have gone to a different reference number. Is there any specific checks that providers do to prevent this? I've not seen any.
Or is this something that people already do and keep very quiet about?
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