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HMRC flexes new powers on contract and freelance workers in £5.5bn raid
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I've only skimmed the article (out shopping) but it looked to me like they are only going after people in dodgy avoidance schemes? -
Yes.Originally posted by Snarf View PostI've only skimmed the article (out shopping) but it looked to me like they are only going after people in dodgy avoidance schemes?⭐️ Gold Star ContractorComment
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In case you missed it...
A comprehensive article was published yesterday in the Telegraph on HMRC's APN war on contractors.
The link was mentioned by some others, but was buried deep in loosely related threads.So I'm reposting it here.
The TelegraphComment
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Hmmmm...
"HMRC has received £1bn so far from taxpayers... although much of this money is expected to be refunded."
Really??! Argh!
Or is Hector just saying this to make themselves sound reasonable?Comment
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That's not too bad then.. The scheme I'm on is all above board (they promised)Originally posted by PerfectStorm View PostYes.
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Merged two discussions on the same topic. There's another one in General for the stout hearted.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Can you define dodgy?Originally posted by Snarf View PostI've only skimmed the article (out shopping) but it looked to me like they are only going after people in dodgy avoidance schemes?
Personally I think anyone who is not fully IR35 compliant is dodgy.
How about letting the law decide?Comment
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