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  • NotAllThere
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    Originally posted by Benny View Post
    Six arrested in connection with scheme to dodge tax avoidance crackdown
    Hopefully all MPs.

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  • Benny
    started a topic Anyone we know?

    Anyone we know?

    Six arrested in connection with scheme to dodge tax avoidance crackdown


    Six people have been arrested in connection with a scheme promising to sidestep a controversial tax avoidance crackdown.

    Telegraph Money has previously warned against dubious arrangements promising to sidestep the loan charge, which has been levied on contractors who used so-called disguised remuneration schemes dating back 20 years.

    The 50,000 affected people face huge bills for unpaid tax, in some cases well over £100,000, and a number of schemes have sprung up promising to avoid the charge – often by artificially repaying any outstanding loans. Experts have warned that use of such schemes could lead to further penalties.
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