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  • TheFaQQer
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    If you claim expenses that aren't valid business expenses, then you need to pay income tax and NI on those as if they were income.

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  • d7s3
    started a topic SDC status: liability

    SDC status: liability

    Unable to find this information anywhere else.

    SDC status: Who does the liability fall on if HMRC determine that SDC applies after claiming expenses that are now disallowed?

    I have an umbrella company telling me that the liability falls on them and not the contractor.

    They're unable to provide a link, document or any other information to prove this.

    SDC status seems to be determined by answering a few simple questions. It all seems to simple to be true. I bet there's a disclaimer in there absolving Umbrella liability of any disallowed expenses.
    Last edited by d7s3; 22 June 2017, 15:13. Reason: clarification

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