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Property developers and IT contract workers must now pay tax bills of more than £100,000 after a tribunal victory by HM Revenue & Customs confirmed it could apply anti-avoidance laws retrospectively.
More than 2,000 people are facing tax demands totalling £200m, having used entirely legal schemes in the early 2000s to avoid paying UK income tax, now banned.
British workers could legally set up an offshore partnership in the Isle of Man in order to reduce their rate of income tax to just 5pc. The Government closed the loophole in its "double-tax" agreement with the self-governing dependency in the 2008 Finance Act.
More than 2,000 people are facing tax demands totalling £200m, having used entirely legal schemes in the early 2000s to avoid paying UK income tax, now banned.
British workers could legally set up an offshore partnership in the Isle of Man in order to reduce their rate of income tax to just 5pc. The Government closed the loophole in its "double-tax" agreement with the self-governing dependency in the 2008 Finance Act.


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