Originally posted by WalterWhite
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1. the new government brings in the legislation in roughly the same way as the March 2017 draft,
2. you don't want to pay the tax (e.g. by settling with HMRC before April 2019),
3. you don't want to repay the loan and not get any value back, and
4. you do not want to be involved in fraud.
2. you don't want to pay the tax (e.g. by settling with HMRC before April 2019),
3. you don't want to repay the loan and not get any value back, and
4. you do not want to be involved in fraud.
Then I think that there is not chance in hell of getting around the 2019 loan charge.
Please bear in mind that:
(a) I do not work for HMRC,
(b) I do not have anything to sell,
(c) I do not do any work with contractors, and
(c) I hold myself out as an expert on disguised remuneration (and on other things).
(b) I do not have anything to sell,
(c) I do not do any work with contractors, and
(c) I hold myself out as an expert on disguised remuneration (and on other things).
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