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Originally posted by PAH View PostStandard arse covering tactics.
At the end of the day everyone is responsible for their own actions. If you over rely on third parties and trust them to know what they are doing and believe what they say you may come unstuck.
Always been like that.
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostQDOS now add "Please note that our opinion is given from the background of many years of HMRC experience, but we are unable to guarantee a successful outcome to any HMRC challenge. You must ensure that your actual working practices are also compliant, or any positive elements of the written contract will be rendered worthless." to the end of their contract reviews, I notice
Standard arse covering tactics.
At the end of the day everyone is responsible for their own actions. If you over rely on third parties and trust them to know what they are doing and believe what they say you may come unstuck.
Always been like that.
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Originally posted by Jeebo72 View PostIt's ok QDOS checked their contract, all is well
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Originally posted by AtW View PostOh flip off whining about Govt wasting money, they all do.
Everyone has got to be under same rules, tax or otherwise - people who get 3.5% tax dodge are way over the line of doubt whether it's right or wrong, when that happens to threaten Govt's revenues it's just a matter of time before example is made that such strategies are short term and won't work.
We need your company to make £££ billions so that Gordon can cream off the profits.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostIf the government had spent the last 12 years spending the money they had received instead of spending the money they’d like to have received the UK wouldn’t be in such a bloody mess.
Everyone has got to be under same rules, tax or otherwise - people who get 3.5% tax dodge are way over the line of doubt whether it's right or wrong, when that happens to threaten Govt's revenues it's just a matter of time before example is made that such strategies are short term and won't work.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post"Here is the 10 o'clock news, with Fiona Bruce's substitute, Dave"
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Originally posted by AtW View PostWell it costs a lot of money to go to court and stuff, also they certainly hoped people will be sensible enough to stay away from it. As soon as it became clear that damage to taxpayer is high and further inaction will open the flood gates they did act. Is it too slow as some people allege?
Not sure, I'd say it makes sense to avoid giving straight answer every time it's asked - this way they'll spend all their time (and taxpayers money) helping people enrich themselves by robbing the taxpayers.
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Originally posted by PAH View PostOnly because there were too many jumping on the bandwagon. Took them long enough to get pissed off didn't it.
Not sure, I'd say it makes sense to avoid giving straight answer every time it's asked - this way they'll spend all their time (and taxpayers money) helping people enrich themselves by robbing the taxpayers.
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