Those of you who know different (both staff and non staff) should contact Lord Forsyth.#Struth tells @LordsEconCom that HMRC has never paid any contractors involved in Loan Schemes @LCAG_2019 @pmanley82 @WTTconsult @wealthagent @keithmgordon @IainDale @DrICampbell #STOPtheLoanCharge #HMRCHumanCost pic.twitter.com/ej9bCYkhzM— Mylerdoo (@Mylerdoo) November 13, 2018
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HMRC no doubt never did "participate" in DR schemes.
ReplyDeleteBut did Contract staff and/or any intermediaries?
Ah well...
Hmmm...somebody being a tad economic with the truth, again.
ReplyDeleteRegulars will no doubt recognise the usuial smoke and mirrors and deny, deny, deny, and then claim it was not their fault.
Truth and time will no doubt underwrite evidence.
Look! A squirrel...;)
Hat tip to the House of Lords for getting a grip of HMRC and holding their feet to the fire.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.rossmartin.co.uk/sme-tax-news/822-top-civil-servants-in-tax-avoidance-scam
Whoops...
ReplyDeletehttp://www.itcontractor.com/two_senior_hmrc_managers_exposed_as_ir35_tax_avoiders/
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1319941/HMRC-civil-servant-given-19k-new-job-employed-50k-month.html
ReplyDeleteMy spideysenses tell me what lies within, and it ain't looking too good for those concerned.
ReplyDeleteOne hopes. There is a track record of a swift visit to the PAC for a brief ticking off. During which they squirm for a few minutes, then it's quickly forgotten.
DeleteThere is a FOI information request on the internet about this subject. The link is a bit too long to be included here.