Reply to: What are the unexpected ways of saving income tax in UK?

[Paddy]

Don't open your front door to strangers....

I would like one of those duty vests for Halloween.

[ladymuck]

PC could substitite her in for his help desk role. She'd be more useful and ornamental.

I don't think that's peculiar to PC. There's a lot of folk round these parts who could be 'out ornamented' by a blow up doll.

[Old Greg]

Depending on your line of work, a blow up doll is a legit business expense

PC could substitite her in for his help desk role. She'd be more useful and ornamental.

[ladymuck]

the doll?

Depending on your line of work, a blow up doll is a legit business expense

[psychocandy]

Not working and claiming the doll.

the doll?

[BrilloPad]

Unfortunately, some foolish contractors went down the loan route and are now being rightly retrospectively pursued. The Oude Joris Max 120 structure has never been challenged and no participant has ever been landed with challenge by HMRC

I agree it was unfortunate.

Remember I was never involved in any loan scheme. But I don't understand why it took HMRC from 1999 to 2017 to close them down. And almost ignored the scheme promoters.

Either way, there have been 6 suicides related to the loan scheme and I still hang round the scheme enquiry forum trying to help out any with mental health issues.

[Old Greg]

Marry a serial killer.

I could murder a bowl of frosties, but I've got some standards.

[Mordac]

Marry a serial killer.

[GhostofTarbera]

Yes vote brexit - kills the job market dead, no tax to pay on no earnings


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[greenlake]

What are the various ways by which we can save the income tax?

Don't open your front door to strangers....

[d000hg]

Are films about gladiators a BIK, even if you work in MMA?

[Old Greg]

The contractor who "thinks" and does no research?

The more warnings that go out the better. Alas some are unreachable(and I don't mean that in an urban dictionary sense).

Unfortunately, some foolish contractors went down the loan route and are now being rightly retrospectively pursued. The Oude Joris Max 120 structure has never been challenged and no participant has ever been landed with challenge by HMRC

[BrilloPad]

Still going strong. With the demise of loan schemes, the thinking contractor is increasingly looking for robust ways of maximising take home income.

The contractor who "thinks" and does no research?

The more warnings that go out the better. Alas some are unreachable(and I don't mean that in an urban dictionary sense).

[Old Greg]

I was going to mention this OG, but I didn't know if this issue had been closed...

Still going strong. With the demise of loan schemes, the thinking contractor is increasingly looking for robust ways of maximising take home income.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Watch out for discarded perfume bottles then.