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eek replied

10 March 2023, 11:23
You best post your question in the https://forums.contractoruk.com/hmrc-scheme-enquiries/ forum - as this isn't the place for it.

But the reality is - HMRC will be wanting tax on the total the agency paid to the "umbrella" for the work you did so it's likely to be a fairly accurate estimate.
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LK2725 started a topic Disguised remuneration / loan charge

10 March 2023, 11:12
Disguised remuneration / loan charge

Hello everyone. I’ve been sent a large tax bill for 2016-2018. I was with a dodgy umbrella company who paid me in ‘loans’ for 18 months which later HMRC decided was a form of tax avoidance scheme (disguised remuneration/ loan charge). Can I prove to HRMC how much tax I owe (it certainly is not the amount they said!) without tax solicitor? I have a P45, P60, some payslips to bring the £ down? I am happy get legal help but not sure if I have a case?

I am waiting for HMRC to get back to me with their calculations and go from there.
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