I am not sure if A+L is the right forum for this thread.
But you might start with The Establishment: And how they get away with it eBook: Owen Jones: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store
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Guess the impact assessment has been done by David Gauke himself.Originally posted by EBTContractor View Post"unless you have to sell your home, divorce your wife or declare bankruptcy"
You'll just have to take his word on it.
Same as the "will only affect a few ultra-rich renegades" APNs.
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"not expected"
"unless you have to sell your home, divorce your wife or declare bankruptcy"
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HMRC Webinar on tomorrow from 1-1.45
Saw this on a forum.. (like it how they give 1 days notice!)
HMRC will be holding a webinar for accountants to discuss the Budget announcement on disguised remuneration and its impact on individual contractors.
HMRC say "We want to use this Talking Points session to summarise what this announcement means for individuals that might be involved in disguised remuneration avoidance schemes such as contractors."
To register for that webinar click here
Questions can be submitted prior to the webinar to team.agentengagement@hmrc.gsi.gov.uk
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How do they get away with this?
https://www.gov.uk/government/public...technical-note
According to the impact
Impact on individuals, households and families
The measure is not expected to impact on family formation, stability or breakdown.Tags: None
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