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Wasn't aware of that, thanks. As said, even without that I doubt it'd be a good approach betting on them not finding the exact payslips or whatever during investigation/liquidation of the company.
So anyone knows what would be the best approach, send in the self assessment tax return declaring...
That's where my mind is too, although it's a bit strange that they were asked for their 17/18 tax return last year and I was asked for 18/19, I know now that the deadline for declaration was the 18/19 tax return.
It also depends on what info they have, said company is under liquidation and the...
Nowhere closer to a solution, I haven't submitted my self-assessment yet (got until December). I have another issue with 18/19 which is an underpaid tax that was dragging on from previous tax year and HMRC was not able to appropriately collect by adjusting the tax codes until 2020. I'm not sure...
It's even nastier when you actually stopped contracting during those years. I went permanent from 2016 to 2018, did a couple of small contracts then again permanent early 2019 until 2021. So in essence I didn't have to do self assessment or anything like that and was not aware of any loan charge...