Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb
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Thanks DR. Now waiting for some posters to say CIOT does not understand taxation as they are also saying it is retrospective.
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and my big issue with all of this is that when/if HMRC get the cash from the follower notice, what is their incentive to prove its not actually their entitlement? Cant see them chasing cases through the courts to conclusion!Comment
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Advisors lead rearguard fight against avoidance rules
Advisers lead rearguard fight against avoidance rules | AccountingWEBComment
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Response to the consultation by Robert Venables QC
http://www.taxchambers.com/sites/def...sultations.pdfComment
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Brilliant!
'Had we never had the Glorious Revolution of 1688 which firmly established that theOriginally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View Post
Administration is not a law onto itself but that its actions can always be called into
account in the Courts, had we not defeated the absolutist Napoleon Bonaparte, had Hitler
won the Second World War and we were now a fascist society and if we did not have a
Human Rights Act, HMRC’s proposals would, perhaps, make some sense. As it is, they
are utterly repugnant to the values of the people of the United Kingdom society in 2014.
That these proposals could now even be mooted, shows that there is something very
rotten in the state of HMRC.'Comment
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Local MP & HMRC Response
I forwarded my concerns to my local MP regarding the Consultative Document and he has responded that he was already aware and also attached HMRC's response to his letter to them. If anyone would like a copy pm me your email address and I can email out..
It would be good to get peoples thoughts on HMRC's response..Last edited by lfcynwa; 13 March 2014, 12:34.Comment
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David Gauke MP
This is link to the MP theories on Tax Avoidance
Tackling tax avoidance | David Gauke MP - Member of Parliament for South West HertfordshireComment
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HM Revenue & Customs could seize hundreds of millions from up to 65,000 individuals
HMRC to seize hundreds of millions in new tax avoidance crackdown | News | Money MarketingComment
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Argue later but pay NOW
From yesterday's Mail on Sunday
Argue later but pay NOW says taxman: Shock order means big bills for thousands in avoidance schemes including top celebrities and major companies | This is MoneyComment
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