Accountancy Age reports that: The taxman is preparing to launch enquiries into at least 100,000 taxpayers who failed to disclose off-shore bank accounts to HM
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The Tax Amnesty – Last Day
It’s the day when you tell the Revenue you owe tax under their ‘amnesty’, or face the consequences. As the BBC has noted, early this
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The Revenue will uncover them
The FT reports that 10,000 people have now registered under the UK ‘tax amnesty’ and 50,000 have downloaded the forms. Last week I agreed with
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Please use the UK tax amnesty, now
It seems that remarkably few of the 400,000 or so people who it is known have received letters from banks and HM Revenue & Customs
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The ‘ Tax Amnesty’ – the Revenue know who you are
There’s a new twist in the UK’s so-called ‘tax amnesty’. Those who have had their details disclosed to the Revenue should all have had a
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Good for HMRC
Dave Hartnett has vowed that all 550 UK banks will be brought within the offshore disclsoure net so that HMRC can discover which UK residents
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Rotten
The Telegraph reports this morning that: Despite the Revenue’s crackdown, investing your money overseas can still pay. It then goes on to say that the
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The ‘tax amnesty’ – progress to date
This report in the Sunday Times seems a good summary of progress to date on the so-called ‘tax amnesty’. I agree with the sentiment in
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E & Y claim people aren’t interested in the ‘tax amnesty’
Accountancy Age report that Chris Oates of Ernst & Young has said: The contacts I have across the major accountancy firms indicate that just a
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