What's the big deal with BN66?

[Churchill]

Do you have no understanding of life 200 years ago?

For all of the people that lived in the southern part of the country, evading the customs man was treated as a sport.

And the north too.

"Clip a Bright Guinea: Yorkshire Coiners of the Eighteenth Century"

My Uncle wrote a couple of books on the subject of Medieval Tax Payers and Evaders.

[AtW]

ordinary people who know little about the law will be advised that, in practice, this is what they allow.

Reduction in tax from 30-40% to 3.5% should be good enough indicator that scheme can't be right - as judge says if every ordinary person could do it, then there would tax free life.

[Churchill]

Reduction in tax from 30-40% to 3.5% should be good enough indicator that scheme can't be right - as judge says if every ordinary person could do it, then there would tax free life.

Percentages don't matter - change the f**king record!

[ratewhore]

I wonder if you'll be of the same opinion if you get a backdated IR35 demand.

I thought they could do that already? Although they still have to prove your contract(s) fall within it, no?

[Bagpuss]

IMHO anyone doing this knows it's a massive gamble on two fronts:

A/ The company running the scheme fks off with your money - e.g. Dignatio
B/ The inland revenue takes an interest in it (given IR35 et al, that was pretty much a certainty)

If you are going to do it then you have to be prepared for the eventuality of loss at some juncture and keep a big warchest.

[AtW]

Percentages don't matter - change the f**king record!

When a bloke in the pub offers you half price thing do you take it?

Tax can be 0% and it can be perfectly legal - but if something involves "offshore", complex scheme etc, then that should be enough of a pointer to "ordinary person" to stay away from it.

[Mich the Tester]

When a bloke in the pub offers you half price thing do you take it?

maybe. What is it?

[AtW]

maybe. What is it?

A fool proof scheme to reduce tax from around 40% to 3.6% using artificial offshore scheme. Great references from leading barristers available, and the best part you don't have to leave your country of residence, interested? Contact us here (NSFTE).

[Churchill]

When a bloke in the pub offers you half price thing do you take it?

Tax can be 0% and it can be perfectly legal - but if something involves "offshore", complex scheme etc, then that should be enough of a pointer to "ordinary person" to stay away from it.

You have little of interest to add to the discussion, for <insert Deity of choice here> sake, shut up!

[AtW]

You have little of interest to add to the discussion, for <insert Deity of choice here> sake, shut up!

Would you pay a tenner for me to shut up for a week?