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I had three years under consideration. Because HMRC were applying the blanket calculations that a lot of people are complaining about, the initial sum was for many tens of thousands of pounds. It took me three years of my appeal to get them to dismiss the first two years, despite them being under IR35,...Last edited by yup29; 30 June 2026, 13:44.
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Sure, what would you like me to explain more? I wrote to them that I had cooperated fully with their investigation, I didn’t think I was responsible and offered to settle on a no fault basis. I argued that I shouldn’t be penalised and they agreed that an inaccuracy had occurred despite me taking...
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First time posting and I want to say what a weight off my mind.
The original demand was in the many tens of thousands of pounds, like many of us. I’d already applied to strike my company off in 2021 when I stopped using it but HMRC blocked the closure without informing me. More fool me...
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