Originally posted by bhand5
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Part of the problem here is that a firm like AML is likely (in fact has certainly done so) to have taken advice and is using that in good faith to explain their position to potential clients. That's what every commercial firm does. That advice may be correct or not.
HMRC may have the same or a different view. Nobody knows and they're not saying anything that is useful in the context of any particular company or arrangement.
Advisers will have a range of views - you pay your money and take your choice.
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