HMRC targets doctors and dentists

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BlackenedBiker replied

18 January 2010, 11:47
Originally posted by Platypus View Post

I suspect that under the Tories, the spin will be that there's no choice but to continue, as a means of reducing the public deficit.

My thoughts precisely....
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Platypus replied

18 January 2010, 11:46
Originally posted by BlackenedBiker View Post

Does the board agree? I am not so sure.....

I suspect that under the Tories, the spin will be that there's no choice but to continue, as a means of reducing the public deficit.
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BlackenedBiker replied

18 January 2010, 11:29
Discussing some options with my Accountant the other day and he was sure that this kind of thing (IR35, 660, etc.) will stop under the Tories.

He called the kind of tax legislation "the politics of envy"

Does the board agree? I am not so sure.....
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Platypus replied

18 January 2010, 11:10
Originally posted by Clippy View Post

Looks like vets and lawyers are next!

Ha, HMRC will get a pounding if they have a go at lawyers and barristers!

That should be fun to watch.
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RichardCranium replied

18 January 2010, 07:08
One cardiothoracic surgeon was pursued for 80% of his claim for home to office travel going back years costing many thousands of pounds. We settled with a tax bill of just £1,000 going back one year.”

Hurrah! Another £1,000 off the national debt! It's all going so well.
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Clippy replied

18 January 2010, 02:47
Looks like vets and lawyers are next!
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NoddY replied

12 January 2010, 00:29
They're the only ones left working!
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HairyArsedBloke replied

11 January 2010, 17:50
Excellent news!

More votes lost from nuLieBore.

When you sup with the devil ........
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Tarquin Farquhar replied

11 January 2010, 17:47
Originally posted by Clippy View Post

Good to see other professions being targetted for a change.

Not really.
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Clippy started a topic HMRC targets doctors and dentists

11 January 2010, 17:39
HMRC targets doctors and dentists

Good to see other professions being targetted for a change.
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