New HMRC corporate report summarises how modern tax avoidance schemes operate - FI

New HMRC corporate report summarises how modern tax avoidance schemes operate

Disguised Remuneration, HMRC, Offshore, Tax, Tax AvoidanceLeave a comment

A new corporate report released by HMRC in 2022 features a frequently updated list of named tax avoidance schemes and how they have been helping temporary workers avoid paying their fair share of income tax and National Insurance Contributions. In this article, we’ve summarised the creative ways unethical tax avoidance schemes operate to help you understand the warning signs of a payroll provider that could land you in serious trouble with HMRC. We have also explained how compliant umbrella companies will operate (PAYE) – to help you pick a provider you can trust.

The government introduces new measures to clamp down on promoters of tax avoidance schemes

The government introduce new measures to clamp down on promoters of tax avoidance schemes

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To clamp down further on promoters of tax avoidance, the government is consulting on new draft legislation. Following on from the Promoter Strategy (unveiled in Spring Budget 2020) and existing steps in the Finance Act 2021, a new series of measures will aim to protect public finances by targetting offshore promoters, UK entities and non-compliant umbrella companies. Keep reading to find out more.

Disguised remuneration schemes: HMRC is changing its angle of attack, and they may need your help

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In an unusual appeal, HMRC has asked for the assistance of organisations and workers in gathering evidence to help tackle unethical disguised remuneration schemes. More precisely, HMRC is looking for stakeholders to help them understand why people are continuing to engage with disguised remuneration schemes, how they can identify new schemes, and where they can take further action to close schemes and reclaim unpaid tax fairly.