Can you not get in touch with someone from Talent?
If the scheme involved a loan then it may not need to be declared.
I would be wary of taking advice from anyone who isn't totally familiar with the scheme.
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<mod>Please read T&Cs re advertising. Happy for you to provide professional advice to the community, but blatant advertising and referring links are not permitted.</mod>Originally posted by davetza View PostA couple I years ago I was naive enough to use the Talent/Hadden/Batchworth whatever you want to call it scheme.
I have now gone the limited company route and am doing my self assessment tax return for the first time. I have chosen the the option that I used a tax avoidance scheme and it is asking me for a scheme registration number (SRN) which Talent do not have as they are based offshore.
It looks like I need to fill in form AAG2 on the HMRC website to self declare the scheme. Does anyone know if this gives you a SRN. Has anyone gone through this process before and have any advice to offer. In the absence of any useful advice can anyone recommend a company that can help with these sort of things.
Thanks
David
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Self Declaring tax avoidance schemes
A couple I years ago I was naive enough to use the Talent/Hadden/Batchworth whatever you want to call it scheme.
I have now gone the limited company route and am doing my self assessment tax return for the first time. I have chosen the the option that I used a tax avoidance scheme and it is asking me for a scheme registration number (SRN) which Talent do not have as they are based offshore.
It looks like I need to fill in form AAG2 on the HMRC website to self declare the scheme. Does anyone know if this gives you a SRN. Has anyone gone through this process before and have any advice to offer. In the absence of any useful advice can anyone recommend a company that can help with these sort of things.
Thanks
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