Satan Appeared on HMRC Computer

A tax fraud investigator told a tribunal he became a victim of religious discrimination after telling HMRC bosses that Satan had appeared on his computer and it needed to be doused with holy water.

Devout Christian Paul O'Connor lost his job in Risk and Intelligence Services, after telling managers he had started seeing demons and urging one to travel to Bosnia and get baptised as a cure for her chronic pain.

Mr O'Connor ended up being signed off work and when managers deemed he would not be fit to return 'within a reasonable length of time', the HMRC paid him 12 weeks notice and compensation of more than £25,000.

However, he claimed they had discriminated against him due to his religious beliefs and took the HMRC to an employment tribunal.

A judge dismissed all his claims, ruling that HMRC managers had not discriminated against Mr O'Connor and did everything they could to support him.

Tax does have to be taxing.

Tax Investigation Insurance

Having a Solar Protect Tax Investigation Insurance policy at your disposal means that should you be one of the many 1000's of businesses or individuals that are selected by HMRC each year to look into your tax affairs your own accountant (your tax return agent) can get on and defend you robustly.

You have the peace of mind knowing that your accountant's (your tax return agent) fees will be paid by the insurance without any Excess for you to find.

Tax Investigation Insurance is an insurance policy that will fully reimburse your accountants (your tax return agent) fees up to £100,000 if you are subject to enquiry by or dispute with HMRC.

A Solar Protect policy will enable your Accountant (your tax return agent) to:

• Deal with any correspondence from HMRC
• Attend any meeting with HMRC
• Appeal to the First-tier Tribunal or Upper Tribunal
• Having the security of knowing that fees will be met in full will enable your Accountant (your tax return agent) to defend your position robustly
• Premiums are Annual Premiums.
• Premiums are inclusive of 12% IPT. 
• Premiums and IPT are due in full in advance / at commencement of scheme.
• There is a NIL excess on all policies.

Please click here for details.


HMRC Is Shite (www.hmrcisshite.com), also available via the domain www.hmrconline.com, is brought to you by www.kenfrost.com "The Living Brand"