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February 2009
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Now that the tax returns are behind us we thought it would be a good time to talk to you about some changes taking place from April concerning the way HMRC handles enquiries.
You’ve probably already heard about their tougher stance and enhanced powers - this legislation has been slowly unravelled by tax experts over the past 12 months.
In this issue of LiveWire Anne Eager, RJP’s enquiries specialist has been reviewing the latest guidance and explains exactly what these changes mean for our clients.
Please contact Anne Eager on 0870 2255220 or ae@rjp.co.uk for more information.
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New Powers for HMRC Create Uneven Playing Field |
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In last year’s budget, significant changes were introduced to the powers HMRC have available for use when carrying out enquiries into taxpayer affairs.
These changes are examined in more detail. Read more ... |
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PAYE Visits - so much more than checking payroll! |
One example of the ‘real time’ reviews HMRC currently conducts using their enhanced powers is the PAYE review visit.
Anne Eager discusses PAYE reviews and offers some Top Tips to surviving a vist should you receive one Read more ... |
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Enquiry insurance - a wonderful thing with the benefit of hindsight!
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Statistically it is unlikely that you will ever be investigated by the Revenue. However, if speak to anyone who has gone through this experience and it is likely that they will be at the front of the queue to take out enquiry insurance.
Our enquiry insurance renewals will shorlty be issued and given HMRC's new powers we urge all clients to consider taking out the policy. Read more ... |
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Government 'must delay £800m business laws'
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The Government must help small businesses by delaying new legislation which could cost nearly £800m a year, the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has warned.
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Some of the changes being introduced could have a significant impact on small business especially in these uncertain times.
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