Originally posted by DontSettle
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The 'admitted to tax avoidance' point is facile. If there is more, then HMRC are entitled to it.
For the record, I am not settling. My exposure is small - but mainly because HMRC deserves a bloody nose for this and I truly believe that they will come for Ltd. Contractors next if it's easy enough. Painting Ltd.as tax avoiders will be easy, and once that is done legislation may follow.

This may sound like a silly question and I apologise for my ignorance if it is. But if for example you didn’t have a house in your name and hardly any savings and were working now for a big company and being paid PAYE. How would HMRC recoup money from you? Would the loan charge be applied to your salary from April 2019 ie would they just take it from source whereby you would be working but receiving zero salary? Or could you register interest to settle, receive the settlement amount from HMRC (the statement saying how much you owe) and then declare bankruptcy and then continue to work?
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