You would "think" they would have been safe with think accounting.

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SueEllen replied

9 October 2017, 13:47
Originally posted by BoredBloke View Post

This will be the same type of 'tax dodge' many of their stars were carrying out also. Pretty sure they wouldn't have referred to it as a dodge when it was the Beeb allowing it to happen!

You may want to write a "polite" email to the BBC to point this out particularly as they wanted to defend their "talent" doing such a thing.
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BoredBloke replied

9 October 2017, 12:43
Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post

And once again the media go with the "tax dodge" line rather than the real story - that it looks like the accountants have taken the money and disappeared with it, in the same way that Upton did.

Shocking reporting.

This will be the same type of 'tax dodge' many of their stars were carrying out also. Pretty sure they wouldn't have referred to it as a dodge when it was the Beeb allowing it to happen!
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TheFaQQer replied

9 October 2017, 12:39
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Once again HMRC behave badly.....

And once again the media go with the "tax dodge" line rather than the real story - that it looks like the accountants have taken the money and disappeared with it, in the same way that Upton did.

Shocking reporting.
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BrilloPad started a topic You would "think" they would have been safe with think accounting.

9 October 2017, 12:32
You would "think" they would have been safe with think accounting.

Lorry drivers stung over accounting firm 'tax dodge' - BBC News

The drivers were directed to another accountant who reported concerns to the police. The investigation was then passed on to HMRC.

Accountant Nic Davison, who has worked with some of the affected drivers, said: "HMRC should have put a stop to it straight away, but what they are doing is prosecuting the people that can't defend themselves."

Once again HMRC behave badly.....
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